The Beretta Dookie Torture Test

Honestly, I wouldn't reach in there for anything that was not a 1911. Anything else, and I'm just gonna have to figure out how to drain and dismantle the porta-john.:barf:
 
Coonan357 right on important point. Bleach.

Be sure to rinse thoroughly tho to keep the bleach from eatin the gun after it ate the assorted virii and bacili.

Been happining ever since the first handgun owner "drank the water".

Sam
 
ROFLMAO
That is too much!:eek:

Skunk, you just take the cake. I know why you won, the smell was too distracting to the other shooters. I know they had glasses and headsets but they didn't have respirators.

A skunk with a gun that stinks, goes together somehow.:D
 
"was about to wipe it out with cloth and some Breakfree and clean it up some, but decided against it."

So you decided that you WANTED to shoot the gun with Dookie contamination? "Hmmm... I got some dookie here... Cool!"
 
I wanted to see how Nina would perform with dookie in her action. It was later in the match so...well...let's just say "the water's NOT fine". I was wondering if that blue stuff in the water is bad for the finish, too. But the water looked more greenish-brown than anything else....not to mention that every time the slide kicks back, I got stuff sprayed on my glasses, but that's why I wear eyes.
 
hey skunk the blue stuff in the port a johns is corrosive , I used to deliver it from the manufactuers .its made with some bleach or alkali in it , i would recommend a complete tear down on nina , then wash her in a bleach/water solution ( 1/2 cup bleach with 5 gallons of water or follow the NSF guidelines on food equipment sterilization ) and a heavy hot water rinse after words , just to make sure you get out all the alkali not including anything else that might be in there . most important wear gloves and DO NOT use any acids or ammonia with this solution you will liberate the chlorine from the solution .
 
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