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    On the scales I have never had a problem with the only exception being that one time many years ago I was introduced to cell rot. This is the breakdown of chemicals in celluloid scales that releases a gas that will rust the blade in a heartbeat. Just be sure that you inspect your blades on a regular basis. on the blades, any gun oil will work for long term storage. Best, John

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    In general scales don't need anything in storage. Ivory and horn like an application of oil maybe 1x a year but you just wipe it on and wipe it off after 20.min or so. A good product for long term storage is A.G Russell No Rust. It's not an oil but a silicon based preparation made specifically for knives and guns. I've used it and it works great.
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