Indians For Guns

http://www.shootingshop.com/products/Na ... r-170.aspx

Is this any good? Asking as I have a pack lying around (unopened) and was debating whether it should be used or not...

Cheers!
Abhijeet

never used it, but looks ok, however i would recommend electric dehum, cost double last for longer time. just like a hot water element that you stick in bucket.

-- Wed Jul 28, 2010 20:12 --

might as well use it as won't last for ever

It works, but as Nagarifle suggests a Dehumidifier works wonder and best in the long term, a basic imported on cost around Rs.15,000/-

I use this- http://www.exploreproducts.com/remingto ... difier.htm - and has worked fine- not a spot of rust on any of my rifles- been using it for the last year or so...hard to beat at 25USD!

Never used any of these fancy shamancy stuff and ..........................

no spot of rust any where on any of the guns that I have and do own.Just having a max of three, as allowed certainly helps.Now if I had 50-60 guns lying around then I would certainly be concerned

Grumpy highly recommends such related products from Napier. However, you must still wipe down the metal parts of your guns with an oily rag and ensure you do not store them in a wet or damp gun case.

I think I have a few complimentary sachets lying around somewhere. If I find them, I'll send them over.

I am a Ballistol man down to my finger tips and you can order some from Lloyd at BAR.

Take care.