Yankee's 'MURICA! Guns & Freedom Podcst!

Published on July 29, 2024
Duration: 61:17

The Yankee Marshal discusses preventing and removing pitting on firearms. He emphasizes keeping guns clean and dry as the primary preventative measure. He also advises against using steel wool on stainless steel firearms due to residue that can cause pitting, recommending synthetic steel wool instead. Proper lubrication and avoiding contaminants are key to maintaining firearm condition.

Quick Summary

To prevent firearm pitting, keep guns clean and dry, removing all contaminants. Avoid regular steel wool on stainless steel, as it leaves residue that causes pitting; use synthetic steel wool instead. Over-oiling can also contribute to pitting by trapping particulates. Existing pitting typically requires sanding for removal.

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  35. 18:08Impact of COVID-19 on Income
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  38. 18:59Dan Wesson Grip Modification
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  45. 21:21Personal Support for Other Channels
  46. 22:03Patreon Card Update
  47. 22:19Cash App Issues
  48. 22:34Question: Preventing & Removing Gun Pitting
  49. 23:37Causes of Pitting (Contaminants, Steel Wool)
  50. 23:46Viewer Donation (Light Blue Oyster Cult)
  51. 24:00Viewer Dakota Raptor Comment
  52. 24:26Question: Preferred Oil/Cleaner for Stainless Revolvers
  53. 24:35Firearm Lubricant Preferences
  54. 25:30Viewer Super Chat (John Mandri)
  55. 25:40Dale Rickety Status Re-evaluation
  56. 26:15Viewer Question: Cops in Prison
  57. 26:27Opinion on Corrupt Law Enforcement
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  60. 28:33Question: Charter Arms vs. Rossi vs. Taurus Revolvers
  61. 28:55Revolver Brand Quality Comparison
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  64. 30:01Son's Garage/Gym Rearrangement
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  66. 32:10Venezuela Election & Migration Discussion
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  70. 34:01Personal Philosophy on Karma & Legacy
  71. 34:44Question: Gun Giveaways
  72. 34:59Pitting from Old Ammo & Neglect
  73. 35:20Road Spreading Discussion
  74. 35:41Viewer Pickup: Taurus 605 Toro & Holosun 407k
  75. 36:16Dale Rickety Zombie Apocalypse Scenario
  76. 37:01JD Vance & Rust Belt Identity
  77. 37:23Viewer Skid Mark UK Location
  78. 37:40Viewer Super Chat (Welper)
  79. 37:54Question: Causes of Limp Wristing
  80. 38:04Mechanical Causes of Limp Wristing
  81. 38:13Semi-Automatic Timing & Energy Dependence
  82. 39:01Modern Gun Tolerances vs. Older Designs
  83. 40:11JD Vance Controversy (Abortion Legislation)
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  85. 42:11Trump & Police Immunity Discussion
  86. 42:24Question: Shotgun Loaded & Chambered?
  87. 42:32Keeping Shotguns Loaded with Safety On
  88. 43:21Midway Cold Steel Knives Sale
  89. 43:39Viewer Practical Bacon Comment
  90. 44:05Army P320 Accident Analysis
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  92. 45:00Mandatory Safety on P320
  93. 45:12Tortilla Membership Gift
  94. 45:25Viewer Rossi Revolver Experience
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  96. 45:59Question: Favorite Carry Gun Finish
  97. 46:03Favorite Firearm Finishes (Blue, Stainless, Case Hardening)
  98. 46:44Animal Adoption Promotion
  99. 47:01Channel's Impact vs. Larger Channels
  100. 47:27Criticism of Celebrity Appearances (Hickok45)
  101. 47:49Biden/Harris Immigration Agenda Discussion
  102. 48:14Hispanic Voting Trends & Immigration Policy
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  104. 49:01Border Numbers & Immigration Peaks/Valleys
  105. 49:18Historical Immigration Policies (Bush, Reagan)
  106. 49:31Personal Stance on Immigration
  107. 50:10Question: Handgun Organization Logic
  108. 50:18Handgun Organization System (Manufacturer, Caliber, Capacity, Barrel Length, Cost)
  109. 51:45Question: Safer Firearm Safety Method (Transfer Bar vs. Hammer Block)
  110. 51:52Comparison of Transfer Bars and Hammer Blocks
  111. 52:44Peanut Butter Preference (Creamy vs. Crunchy)
  112. 53:24Anchorage, Alaska Salt Usage Discussion
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  114. 53:53Kermit the Frog Polls & JD Vance Comparison
  115. 54:22Feeling Better & Missing Someone
  116. 54:31Father's Will Discussion
  117. 54:43Salt Usage in Washington State
  118. 55:00Gravel on Roads vs. Salt
  119. 55:13Question: Critical Defense vs. Gold Dot .357 Magnum
  120. 55:27Comparison of Hornady Critical Defense and Gold Dot .357 Magnum
  121. 57:58Viewer Skid Mark UK Location Clarification
  122. 58:22Shirt Idea Follow-up
  123. 58:36Modern Gun Reliability & Limp Wristing
  124. 59:34End of Time & Super Chat Review
  125. 60:11Catching Up on Transactions
  126. 60:14Out of Time & Thanks to Viewers
  127. 60:28Forgotten Mention
  128. 60:43Upcoming Schedule (Members Only Chat, Tuesday)
  129. 60:53Appreciation for Channel Support
  130. 61:08Sign-off & Safety Reminder

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I prevent pitting on my firearms?

The best way to prevent pitting is to keep your firearms clean and dry. Ensure you remove any contaminants or residue from the metal surface. Avoid using regular steel wool on stainless steel, as it can leave particles that cause pitting; opt for synthetic steel wool instead.

What causes pitting on guns?

Pitting on guns typically occurs when contaminants like dirt, grime, or even oil residue get stuck on the metal surface. These contaminants can interact with the metal over time, especially if the firearm isn't properly cleaned or is exposed to corrosive elements like old ammunition primers.

Is steel wool bad for stainless steel guns?

Yes, using regular steel wool on stainless steel firearms is not recommended. It can leave behind tiny steel particles embedded in the metal's pores, which can then rust and cause significant pitting. It's better to use synthetic steel wool for cleaning and maintenance.

How do you remove pitting from a gun?

Removing existing pitting from a firearm is generally done by sanding the affected area. This is a more intensive process than prevention, and it's crucial to ensure the firearm is properly maintained afterward to prevent recurrence.

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