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OK, To prove I am a odd ball I have been washing gun actions and blowing dry with air with WD-40 for decades. And I have never found any yellow geck of this residue that it leaves behind. Then I use oil on pins and grease on the places where metal rubs metal. If you take care of your gun I think you could use WD-40 all over it. I suppose if you squirted it down and left it for years it may happen. No disrespect to the people who posted above just my finite obersavtion.

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