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Just got the new 1913 barrel and upper and WOW they look awesome! All I need to do to it is to remove the old finish is in great shape. I'll post up pics in a bit.
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In that case I'll probly just use my small propane Coleman stove and do it in the garage.
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Seems I screwed up and offended a bunch of people doing what I have so far if I have offened you I am sorry I never intended to offend anyone of upset them either. I was quoted a grand to restore it to a mantel piece and that wasn't the direction I wanted to go with this gun and it was more then I could afford to spend to have it done. I understand the cost and do not question it but I can't afford it so I decided to do what I could and possibly have a pro finish it, it seems by doing what I have I screwed up and will have to do it all by myself. If you are one I have offended I'm truly sorry and am only trying to finish what my father started years ago.
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?? What does anyone have to be offended about?
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Thanks Rick! Yeah I live in Maryland so I have humidity to spare lemme know if you need any. ;)
Rust bluing sounds like the route I may wind up taking as its something it sounds like I an do. I plan to order a book on how to do it when I order the rust bluing from Brownels so I can read up on how to do it properly. Looks like I'll be doing the whole thing myself start to finish which is cool. |
go for it, it's a shooter, enjoy it and good luck
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You're obviously not shooting for a show winner, so if you skip the part about mixing your own formula you'll find that the procedure is rather simple. |
Cool Olle thanks man! I figure anything I can read and learn on this subject can't do anything but help me so the more info the better.
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