How would this hold up to say being used in a semi rough environment? (Gun Range) Getting tossed around a bit and possibly some dirt and gun oil
1425650
Mine has suffered some rough treatment and has survived. Can't be of much help about dirt and oil.
1425651
Andrew, Let me be the first to tell you this thing can handle a rough environment. I was actually looking for something a little more dainty but this would be great for what you are looking for. It doesn't seem to be completely water proof so keep that in mind but if you are just spilling some things on the front, back, or spine it would be PERFECTLY fine. It cleans off easily and is very sturdy. I hope this answered your question.
1425652
I don't foresee any problems. Because this isn't genuine leather, it should be fine. The leather is pitch black and that would hide any oil stains. The folder itself is quite sturdy and pretty heavy and bulky, so it should do pretty well in a semi-rough environment.
128213
It's so cheap because this attachment is mainly intended for airsoft use. For the price, hell I'd just buy one and test it out. If it works then you just got yourself quite the steal, if not, then no harm no foul. Personally, this is a very solid sight. It's all metal and has survived several drops on my AR replica. I believe it will hold up.
988152
So far its shell area holding up well. Although im not rough on my guns, the elastic is tight, one thing to expect is the sling to turn as they always do, with the extra weight it seems to turn more
400219
I think, (and I don't know since I haven't used it) as long as you are careful about the surface you roll the ball on you should be all right. If you are playing around outside you are going to be picking up lots of random "bad bits" anyway, so careful handling and cleaning should keep it fine for use.
324184
Well I don't usually have all that much oil and grease on my shotguns. But I do also use gun socks for the barrel and the stock when they are in the case.
94541
It is a hard polymer plastic with some kind of aluminum. It will stand regular environmental rain. If you are asking of durability, this would only be good for the range. After all it is only a UTG.
169530
I wouldn't think so... nothing in packaging that suggests such. It dries to a fairly smooth semi-gloss finish, so unless you're exposing it to a really dirty environment, I wouldn't see the need. On a gun sight, I'd say no, you're fairly well protected in the holster, it's simply not going to see a lot of dirt. If you're painting fishing lures with it, I'd maybe try one or two and see how they hold up, a shot of clear acrylic over it might be a good plan in that environment.
293889
If you have shot it much it may be the barrel dirty I have to run a snake trew mine then it shoots fine
1459892
I don't think this oil will hurt your gun but I don't know any about the gun you have. So I would not know where all you would need to lube it.
1605929
I used a good leather softener on the exterior, and soaked the inside with gun oil, Put my gun inside a ziplock bag.. and holstered it for a few days in my sock drawer.. Brought some life back into the leather and made it fit alot better.. Then wiped away excess oil.. Cheers! Shane
394616
A gun oil will work fine for cleaning that gun. This oil is for the chamber only, in the hole leading to the barrel as you never want to get a petroleum based oil in there.
29946
It is absolutely NOT for outside use. Hard floors or firm rug only. It is not "all weather." There is turrent and gun movement.
755779
They are fine for about a dozen uses before they get dirty And then when they are being cleaned, that's when they get scratched reguaress of how carful they are cleaned. They are very sensitive plastic. They are very minor scratches. But when you are shooting long ranges with a rifle, the scratches are very noticeable.
519264
I have not used it enough to see this happen, but I would imagine that it would not be good for them in the long run. I know you are not supposed to leave it in the barrel for an extended period because it will damage the steel. I can't imagine that a brass/copper brush would last long if not washed after use.
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I have mounted it on my AK 47 and it seems to be holding up realy well. i shoot about 200 rounds and it held the ajusment. NICE I got it for a rifle I am putting together to make a sniper rifle, a mosin nagant with a archangle stock. I figured I would try it on my AK and if it could handle it it might be able to withstand the Nagant, we'll see
682829
If you are worried about scratching the finish, wrap the barrel with high temp electrical friction tape or similar or you can use a piece of thin closed cell foam (ie truck cap weather stripping or similar) I used the tape to protect the realtree print on my .22 and the tape residue wipes off with WD40 (you will need to change the tape out every once in awhile because it will get gummy and loose) I use my mount for a bipod and I move it back and forth from my hunting .22 to my plinking .22 with no issues ever.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.