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Keith, my first thought was some 'dry' spots missed when lightly oiling and I think you answered your own question...Keefer T wrote: I brought my AR 10-T in from the range a couple weeks ago, cleaned it and put it in the safe. I got it out yesterday and noticed light colored splotches on the receiver. They disappeared completely after being lightly wiped down with gun oil. They were back today. Any ideas what could have caused this or what to do to correct it?
Thanks,
Keith
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Sharkey wrote: Gun Herpes...
Best thing to do is box that thing right up and ship it to me bud. I'll place it with the rest of my "quarantined" lot and make certain it cannot effect any other weapons anywhere else.
Thank GOD we caught it time buddy. PM with my address has been sent and Fedex will be fine.
Sharkey :evil:
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Keefer T wrote: Thanks guys, but I am pretty sure that I didn't 'miss' these areas when wiping down the receiver. And I know I didn't miss them the second time. I was using Remoil - which is a pretty light oil. I will get some Hoppes and try that. I sure hope you guys are right and they go away!
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