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  • paintdevil1
    Registered User
    • Oct 2001
    • 40

    #1

    Green Jelly??

    I just got my mag back from AGD and it has this green jellylike stuff in the velocity adjustment hole what is this?
    no ref I swear its not white paint
    member of bin laden hate society
  • TITAN
    kAmAkAzEe of PBN
    • Sep 2001
    • 350

    #2
    its grease to keep the piston from rusting
    D . Y . N . A . S . T ... Y!

    iR3

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    • the JoKeR
      Slightly disturbed member
      • Dec 2001
      • 565

      #3
      Is it mint flavored?
      the JoKeR

      Tragically hip and criminally insane.



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      • PyRo
        President Bioloaf inc.
        • Dec 2000
        • 10186

        #4
        One of the techs was eating lunch over the guns again. Spilled some mint jelly
        Its greese to keep the spring pack from rusting.

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        • the JoKeR
          Slightly disturbed member
          • Dec 2001
          • 565

          #5
          Mint jelly keeps springs from rusting? Maybe it'll keep my truck from rusting too! Mmmmmmmmmmm. Mint flavored Chevy....
          the JoKeR

          Tragically hip and criminally insane.



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          • KayleAGD
            Master tech.
            • Nov 2000
            • 582

            #6
            Sorry Joker but there is nothing that can keep a chevy from rusting........
            "It's my buddies gun"
            "I just bought it"
            "It came that way"
            "I borrowed it "
            I HAVE HEARD THEM ALL, SO BE ORIGINAL !!!

            My gun says I'm holding it back from doing great things ...

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            • the JoKeR
              Slightly disturbed member
              • Dec 2001
              • 565

              #7
              Ouch. Sounds like you've seen older Wisconsin cars before... Not uncommon to see the whole lower half of doors and fenders almost completely eaten away by rust. To my truck's defense, it's 14 years old w/ 150,000 miles and it runs better and has less rust than my wife's 97 Nissan. It's all in how you care for them!
              the JoKeR

              Tragically hip and criminally insane.



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