C Crowstalker Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2020 #1 Just noticed I have some tarnished 17hmr ammo that has been sitting lose in my gun cabinet. Just wondering is it still OK and safe to fire?
Just noticed I have some tarnished 17hmr ammo that has been sitting lose in my gun cabinet. Just wondering is it still OK and safe to fire?
L Liveonce Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2020 #2 I would say yes but if tarnished due to age then check for split necks first. Photo would help.
VSS Well-Known Member Supporter Dec 24, 2020 #3 Any reason why it shouldn't be ok to fire? Give it a rub with a bit of fine wire wool if you're worried about the look of it.
Any reason why it shouldn't be ok to fire? Give it a rub with a bit of fine wire wool if you're worried about the look of it.
L Liveonce Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2020 #4 VSS said: Any reason why it shouldn't be ok to fire? Give it a rub with a bit of fine wire wool if you're worried about the look of it. Click to expand... +1 shot plenty of old tarnished 303 a few years back with no problems.
VSS said: Any reason why it shouldn't be ok to fire? Give it a rub with a bit of fine wire wool if you're worried about the look of it. Click to expand... +1 shot plenty of old tarnished 303 a few years back with no problems.
C Crowstalker Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2020 #5 Sounds good I was just worried it would have weakened the case or something
J.kerslake Well-Known Member Dec 24, 2020 #6 Crowstalker said: Sounds good I was just worried it would have weakened the case or something Click to expand... Wouldn’t worry, most 17hmr ammo splits on firing any way
Crowstalker said: Sounds good I was just worried it would have weakened the case or something Click to expand... Wouldn’t worry, most 17hmr ammo splits on firing any way