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Originally Posted by Nyles
As long as it's been stored properly it should be fine, I've shot ammo from the 20s without incident. The primer in rimfire ammo tends to degrade more than in a centerfire, but even then the most unsafe thing that would happen would be a hangfire, mostly you'd just get duds. Be aware of the possibility of a hangfire and react accordingly and you'll be fine.[/b]
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That's one thing I was thinking about, in .22 I think they're all rimfire, the rest are all centerfire.
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That said, if you are going to clean it up, don't use a tumbler. It seems obvious, but working at Cabela's you'd be amazed at the questions I get.
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I have several .22 tumblers and one Winchester .22 rifle with the tube feed, the most I'd get would be a stuck shell I could eject.
The rest are centerfire, plus the shotgun shells, no problem there.