Moisture control for a sealed gun case.

[Thrillbilly]

I am putting together a weather proof case for my Scorpion, and I have just about everything right for it. However, I don't want to open it up to find rust if I have to store it for extended periods. Is there a good decassent option that wont liquify, gel, or melt, but draw moisture even in a molded foam sealed case that might see temperature extremes?

[1911 1]

I am putting together a weather proof case for my Scorpion, and I have just about everything right for it. However, I don't want to open it up to find rust if I have to store it for extended periods. Is there a good decassent option that wont liquify, gel, or melt, but draw moisture even in a molded foam sealed case that might see temperature extremes?

A silicone gun stock might give you that peace of mind.

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[Ichi-San]

You might consider some of the products offered by Zerust:
https://www.zerust.com/products/vci-diffusers/

It's available from many online retailers, including Amazon.

[SouthernScorp]

you just need a good desiccant pack, one of the re-usable kind you put in your oven to dry out once the blue beads turn pink. I have a couple starlight cases I keep things sealed in with those and I've been through hurricanes and 200% humidity 

[jmstallard]

You might consider the music industry, especially the violin family. The need to regulate moisture around a fragile, wooden instrument has surely produced something that would also work well for your purpose.

[Thrillbilly]

You might consider the music industry, especially the violin family. The need to regulate moisture around a fragile, wooden instrument has surely produced something that would also work well for your purpose.

Interesting thought. Looking it up, it seems like a lot of that industry have humidifier products to add moisture too.

Looks like blue Packs or zerust will work fine. Ill go that route.

Thank you all.

[majulook]

you just need a good desiccant pack, one of the re-usable kind you put in your oven to dry out once the blue beads turn pink. I have a couple starlight cases I keep things sealed in with those and I've been through hurricanes and 200% humidity 

This is what I use in Florida works great.

[Pachucko]

You might consider some of the products offered by Zerust:
https://www.zerust.com/products/vci-diffusers/

It's available from many online retailers, including Amazon.

Never seen that brand, thanks.


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