
Originally Posted by
Magic_Salad0892
First off I live in an area that is prone to flooding. Hence the subject matter.
Maritime use would be a few things.
- How to keep my weapon operational after water exposure. (Corrosion resistance, rust, etc.)
- Any method to make the weapon shootable after getting it un-submerged.
Also another question:
Would popping the rear pins and breaking the upper and lower real quick to let the water drain from the whole gun be the fastest way to get the water out?
Would any barrel length or gas system be better? (Gas system being carbine, midlength, rifle, etc. Not gas piston, or DI.)
Something tells me that an 11.5'' carbine might not be the best idea for this use.
For this use the 12.7'' LWRCi might be the niche, and the KAC gets another duty.
Would Slip 2000 be good lube for maritime use?
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