DSG Arms has muzzle covers. The red ones are out of stock.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
DSG Arms has muzzle covers. The red ones are out of stock.
This is what I use. It keeps dust and spiders out of the bore. You can have the cleanest home and dust or spiders will still accumulate in your bore if the firearm is kept muzzle up. I've seen alot of firearms that were stored muzzle up with pitting at the muzzle end of the bore from dust. Sure it's harder for this to happen with a chrome lined bore but I'd rather spend a few pennies on the cap and not worry about dust or spiders.
Why wouldn't I? Because I simply don't need it. It isn't necessary for me to cover my HD carbine muzzle because I confirm zero on it every month, perform PM on her every month which usually just consist of lube, and I simply don't allow anything to accumulate in the muzzle because I live indoors.
What kind of muzzle cover do you use on your pistol?!
I use one of those cheap plastic muzzle covers on my HD M-4 carbine. The reason I use it is because my flash hider is scratching the paint on the wall of my master bedroom closet.
"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. It has to be fought for and defended by each generation."
Ronald Wilson Reagan
I keep an AR15 SBR in a DuHa under-seat lockbox in my truck.
I tape the muzzle with blue painters tape. Also keep the rifle in a gun sock. I dont want spiders, insects, or dirt in the rifle.
I have done several tests shooting the tape off of the muzzle, with no problems.
Good luck
RFA
"Jill, if there's ever a problem, just walk out on the balcony ... take that double-barrel shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house,.." VP Joe Biden Feb 19, 2013
Hay that's actually a good point about the paint, I never considered that. I had one of those black muzzle covers on my rifle on my first tour it did not last long and I never bothered to replace it. I really would not worry about dust in the bore, you can just turn this rifle upside down you know?
I due put black electrical tape over the muzzle of my muzzle loader when I'm hunting, to keep out the weather.
"After I shot myself, my training took over and I called my parents..." Texas Grebner
"Take me with a grain of salt, my sarcasm does not relate well over the internet"
Jonathan Morehouse
I would use painters tape, something with a lighter adhesive since it's just sitting around. duct tape would be more for frolicking through the dunes or jungle enviornment
If your rifle won't function full of spider shit and field dust it's time for a new choice in weapons.
Sent from my iPhone on tapatalk
I don't see it being necessary to cover the muzzle. Keep it muzzle down and it shouldn't have any dust settling in it.
Also I hope an intruder doesn't decide to come through that open window you're talking about![]()
Bookmarks