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I've got a bunch of nasty green tarnished .224" bullets I pulled from some wolf ammo that was too bad to shoot. I shot up some of them in .30cal sabots where their nastiness wouldn't be touching the riflings, but I was wondering if it would hurt to shoot these in a normal .223?
If bullets this tarnished can damage the bore, is there any way to clean them up and make them safe to use again? I've probably got 200 or so of them, and considering how poor and cheap I am, it bothers me to have these sitting around when I've got a bunched of primed .223 brass and no money for new bullets for them.
thanks
If bullets this tarnished can damage the bore, is there any way to clean them up and make them safe to use again? I've probably got 200 or so of them, and considering how poor and cheap I am, it bothers me to have these sitting around when I've got a bunched of primed .223 brass and no money for new bullets for them.
thanks
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