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    Don't dry a Sig Sauer Pro in an electric oven

    a 30 years old french gendarme forgot his Sig Sauer Pro in an electric ovent (Thermostat 7 (210°C/400°f) for 20 min) after cleaning it, he dry it on his oven but after a phone call he forgot to retrieve his weapon





    A sig Sauer in a good shape:

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    Merely cosmetic damage!
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    Thermostat 7 for 20 min
    How hot would that be??
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    210°c / 400°f
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    At least the slide's still good ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mablod View Post
    How hot would that be??
    enuff for good chocolate cookies but apparently too much for siggies
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    Hahaha
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    Quote Originally Posted by CQB_Operator View Post
    enuff for good chocolate cookies but apparently too much for siggies
    Hehehe

    For some reason i expected it to be hotter than 210c.
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    I'd say he is still writing reports!!! LMAO!!
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    lulz 12345
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    So does this make it DC legal?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lefty View Post
    So does this make it DC legal?
    No, it still resembles a gun
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    I'm glad this happened, before he forgot to unload it and put it in the oven.
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    What kind of cleaning requires an oven to dry?
    Solvent and oil usually does the job.
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    High pressure water cleaning
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