hambone71
14 years ago

If it smells really strong of gun oil and gunpowder get a bag of ground coffee, spread it around in there, close it up for a day or so, then vacuum out the coffee and then put some baking soda in, supposedly the oils in the coffee help attach to and take out the other aromatics, I have used this in various situations through the years and it works.

Numismaniac wrote:




Thanks for the tip. The top part doesn't have very much odor to it. Now, the bottom section is another story. When we went to pick it up, I had to clean some items out from the bottom which included 2 gun cleaning kits along with rags and such. And yes, the bottom smells like gun oil and very musky. I still want to use the bottom section for dry aging and accessory storage so your tip may come in very handy. 🇨🇮
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