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hswee 09-08-2011 03:18 PM

Rust Bluing
 
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FYI, I recently had a good experience with the services of Sergy Laylko at rustbluing@yahoo.com. Sergey was very nice to deal with and turnaround was 3 weeks. Work was as good as any I have seen. He is not a Luger specialist but is capable of doing any finish you require.
Pictures attached of my shooting broomhandle, rebarrelled for 9mm and extensively restored/rebuilt. I painted the milled out sections with teflon/moly oven cure finish to hide some minor rust pitting - didn't want to remove any more metal in the interest of strength. Sights were zeroed at Bolsa Gunsmithing, came out pretty good if a little expensive for a shooter.

Ron Wood 09-08-2011 03:31 PM

That is one handsome looking shooter! Nice job.

hgreer2 09-08-2011 03:39 PM

I LOVE shiny old guns !!!

Harry

Ice 09-08-2011 04:51 PM

Good looking shooter. Looks like Sergey did a good job. Did he do any metalwork or just the blue.

Charlie

lfid 09-08-2011 09:32 PM

hswee - VERY VERY nice !!!

do you have any before restoration pictures ?

any rebarreled / relining of bore ?

any original markings enhancement ?

thanks for sharing
Bill

nukem556 09-08-2011 09:56 PM

nice blue!.....looks like I see a barrel stub / cutoff replacement?

hswee 09-09-2011 12:57 PM

First, I misspelled Sergey's name it is Lyalko, his website is http://rustbluing.com/index.html. He did a beautiful job of cleaning up some rough spots, edges are crisp. No marking enhancements. This is a barrel cutoff and replacement/reline done years ago by Federal Ordnance for a family member; sold through Briklee Trading Company to someone who didn't know any better, namely me. Over the years parts have been replaced and fitted until it functioned reliably, sights were zeroed by moving the rear aperture and adding height to the front sight, and finally finished to what you see now.


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