I live in a super humid area and am kind of paranoid about my

>>34052372

Alabamafag here. Get you some of this:

http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleaning-chemicals/oils-lubricants/rust-prevention/rig-universal-gun-grease-prod31842.aspx

For long-term storage give everything a good coat.

If you have any blued guns keep a rag around that's impregnated with the stuff and use it to wipe the guns down after handling.

Also something like this is better than a foam case for long-term storage:

http://www.brownells.com/shooting-accessories/gun-storage/gun-cases/brownells-gun-sock-prod82740.aspx

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>>34052399
I have my .22 and my browning hi power in a gun sock. It's my AR in worried about. It's my HD gun so I keep it loaded under my bed in a guitar case covered by a blanket. I don't want it in a gun sock for obvious reasons. Since it's loaded I generally don't touch it at all unless I'm cleaning it or getting it ready for the range, but I don't want it getting rusted either.

>>34052663
It's important to masturbate your guns at least once daily.
But no seriously you should be taking it to the range if it's your HD.

>>34052372
Dear OP,
this is CaCl2 and its more than 20time stronger than silica. Buy a Pack and you have the dryest Air in USA. You can dry it at 340°F
1g can take about 1g H20
Peace Germany

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>>34052859
this

>>34052684
I shoot it once or twice a month, but I can't really miss with it below 25 yards which is why it's my HD gun. Just curious what's considered "long term storage?" If I shoo my guns more than once a month and CLP them after should I even worry about rust?

>>34052914
IMO long-term storage is anything over 6 months. Like if you have a gun for hunting and you only pull it out a month or so out of the year. An HD gun that is regularly shot, cleaned and lubricated doesn't need any special treatment unless you're in a really harsh environment(read salt water).

>>34052937
I carry a high-carbon-steel knife, I know.
This is just a Tip as a chemist I can give for the hardest problem. Also use this to remove rust spots, its unbelivable! Only kills the rust and get pink if its real rust. without acid
https://www.amazon.de/MELLERUD-Rostflecken-Entferner-Oberfl%C3%A4chen-2001001056/dp/B006M2JTKW/ref=sr_1_1?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1495640232&sr=1-1&keywords=rostentferner+stein

>>34052865
>>34052859
That's so............german