When not to shoot corrosive?

I have no issue shooting corrosive out of anything

That being said if I'm just wanting to blast off a few rounds I'll take a box of non corrosive to avoid tearing my rifles apart afterward.
 
It's an SKS they are still only worth 250 dollars, shoot them until they don't work any more sell it and buy another one.
 
The only time I avoid shooting corrosive ammo is when I don’t feel like cleaning rifles the same day I shoot them, has nothing to do with how pristine the gun is. In fact my one sks is a beauty, it looks the same as it did when I bought it and it’s only ever shot corrosive ammo. It’s not the boogeyman some people make it out to be, the primer leaves a salt residue behind and not acid or anything that’s actually corrosive. Flush it with water and clean as usual, oil and you’re done. It’s simple, real simple.
 
I used to stress about it a bit. Now looking back, I think i have ever only shot about 4 boxes (20rd) of non corrosive 7.62x39. the rest has always been corrosive.

Hot water, clean and oil. no issues ever.
 
It's an SKS they are still only worth 250 dollars, shoot them until they don't work any more sell it and buy another one.

I guess you haven't checked the price of a pristine sks lately . you don't have to soak it in a bath of soapy water like you said . just use boiling water. if you soak it in room temperature water it will take some time for the water to evaporate. but boiling water dissipates faster. as for corrosive . if it's what you have then shoot it and clean the entire gun . barrel - bolt - gas system etc.
 
I shoot corrosive when I know I'm going to be able to clean within the day. I use my non-corrosive when I'm going to be away from home and it might be a few days before I get to cleaning my rifle.
 
people worrying about corrosive ammo in their 200$ sks when i shoot corrosive in my 3k XCR-L and dont even worry because i clean right after ....
 
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