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I was shooting at 4H Shooting team practice and the smoke coming from the rifle had a strange smell. It was kind of like a bitter/sour sort of smell. I know when I shoot my rifle with my ammo the smell isn't there. Is it something in the ammo or is it the rifle.
P.S. I have a Ruger 10/22 and in 4H I am currently shooting a Savage boltaction, not sure what exact model it is. Not sure if that would make a difference.
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Location: Australia
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what type oil do they use ? some silicone based oils really have a sour milk left for days type smell
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They use remington oil wipes, other than that I don't know for sure.
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Has to be the lubricant. That is unless you are Paris Hilton driving down the road with a motorcycle officer behind you....... :=)
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Hahaha, cheap shot.
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I agree.
Now if you start smelling BBQ then you might be on to something. ![]()
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Well we will also be having a cookout on Monday....
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Ely primer compound smells kind of hinky. It's used in several different brands of ammo so I would look to see what you were shooting. Oil in the gun would dissipate pretty quickly and gun type or brand will have zero to do with this.
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