Products to prevent moisture damage to your guns and ammo

[@TheJenniChannel]

Another great video James!💥 Me and the Hubby try to take our firearms out of cases to let them air out from time to time. But definitely need to invest in the extras to ensure no damage occurs. Appreciate that tip!

[@brianunderwood7437]

I bought some 40 gram silica gel packs. They came in the little aluminum containers. 2 inch by 4 inch by 1/2 inch thick. The beads turn from orange to green when they need to be recharged.

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

I like the sound of those. I'll have to find them

[@brianunderwood7437]

@@PNWoutdoorReviews-You can find them on eBay.

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

@@brianunderwood7437 Thank you

[@brianunderwood7437]

@@PNWoutdoorReviews-You’re welcome.

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

I wonder if those moisture bags for cars can be also used for ammo and weapons when storaged in a bigger closet?

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

Yes that would work

[@stevenshelley9345]

DAMP RID MOISTURE ABSORBER THEY work for me you can either hang them or use the container type I use both sold home depot and Menards

[@reliablethreat23]

I store my weapons in weatherproof totes with silica packs inside. I change out the silica packs and oil the guns monthly. It’s worked great for me!

[@saudalblaihed3925]

Question: if i store my gun in a ammo can like the one in the video. Will it protect it from rust

[@reliablethreat23]

@@saudalblaihed3925 I would recommend using the plastic ammo cans. They are air tight with a rubber gasket along the edge of the container. This keeps out moisture. Also, I like to throw in a silica pack for extra protection. Don't forget to oil the gun every so often.

[@pushonline1568]

@@reliablethreat23 oil externals?

[@reliablethreat23]

@@pushonline1568 Yes, I like to apply a thin layer of oil to the externals. Especially if the firearm is being prepped to be stored for a prolonged period of time.

[@darbo6955]

@@reliablethreat23how much per ammo can?

[@firefighter4free]

True and Valid points, however moisture wicking products are limited to time. Unfortunately mine are stored, as most folks in high humidity, basements and cold facing exposures on their home. I've ruined too much ammo and have had to add way too much oil to my arms in order to combat these issues. Hands down attention cleaning and only putting them in proper environments will solve these issues. Folks keep them at all costs at room temperature and vacuseal your long term ammo🦎👑🐟

[@Waterbottlewithagun]

did you ever get it under control if so what do you use

[@silicagelfactory9575]

Dry & Dry...Thank you for your good info.

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

Thanks for watching!

[@brianmedeiros6845]

Thank You

[@snagger1000]

Great vid James very informational I use the steel containers never thought of moisture getting in👍

[@GunDoctorTV]

Awesome thanks for sharing I subscribed!

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

Thank you for subscribing, I as well subscribed to your channel.

[@GunDoctorTV]

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[@2aisabsoluteTim]

I store ammo in ammo cans with dessicate packs inside a gun safe. Then I store my guns inside a gun safe with dessicate bunch of packets

[@Rick-fs9wc]

You must live in a humid environment I’m lucky I get 50-55 all year round

[@huntingformonsters6781]

Excellent points! Thanks for the video... 100% agree. I am guilty of improper storage. Not so much because I don’t know... But because I haven’t thought about the humidity factor! I like to clean and maintain my hunting and fishing equipment every few months. But... even within a short amount of time, rust can creep in. Thanks for reminding us to think about proper storage!

[@GunDoctorTV]

Hunting for Monsters exactly I’m a gunsmith and I live in a very humid area. I get guns in all the time that have rust that just pops up seemingly overnight lol

[@blackwolf3414]

👍👍💯💯💯⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@47575344]

Haha.. i know where you keep your guns now

[@PNWoutdoorReviews]

Isaiah wade If you could find the closet. Good luck