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| Plinker Join Date: Oct 2009
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![]() ![]() ![]() | Springs don't wear out because they are compressed. They wear out because they are repeatedly stressed by compressing and releasing. So you are fine keeping them stored anyway you want it. For long arms some say storing barrel down will keep any excess oil from flowing into the chamber/action. In general store in any way that helps you out (e.g. takes less space). |
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