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| Expert  Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Columbus
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 | As others have said. Springs etc, that are stationary for long periods of time will not wear. It's the action of cycling, or loading and unloading mags that wears parts. Just always remember it's loaded, and be safe. Also as others have stated, make sure you do not continually load the same round. It will over time push the round, into the casing and that's a bad situation. |
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