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The Strawberry Jam can freeze parts in place that don't heat up much. Parts of the trigger mechanism would be a good candidate. So is making the lock stuck in safety mode. Also, you don't have a...
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Olin Lathrop
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2021-05-12T15:18:37Z (almost 3 years ago)
The Strawberry Jam can freeze parts in place that don't heat up much. Parts of the trigger mechanism would be a good candidate. So making the lock stuck in safety mode.- Also, you don't have a heat problem until the gun is fired. If the Jam prevents that, then there is no heat issue. The only problem might be to gum up a recently-fired gun. Again, though, there should still be sufficient critical cool parts of a recently fired gun.
- The Strawberry Jam can freeze parts in place that don't heat up much. Parts of the trigger mechanism would be a good candidate. So is making the lock stuck in safety mode.
- Also, you don't have a heat problem until the gun is fired. If the Jam prevents that, then there is no heat issue. The only problem might be to gum up a recently-fired gun. Again, though, there should still be sufficient critical cool parts of a recently fired gun.
#1: Initial revision
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Olin Lathrop
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2021-05-12T15:17:57Z (almost 3 years ago)
The Strawberry Jam can freeze parts in place that don't heat up much. Parts of the trigger mechanism would be a good candidate. So making the lock stuck in safety mode. Also, you don't have a heat problem until the gun is fired. If the Jam prevents that, then there is no heat issue. The only problem might be to gum up a recently-fired gun. Again, though, there should still be sufficient critical cool parts of a recently fired gun.