Russian "dipper"

Hoyt Weathers · 08-09-2007, 11:55 PM

This Luger is not new to this Forum. I still have the mechanical problems.

I want to remove whatever the Russians put on this Luger. Some small parts will not be subjected to this procedure because they have a nice bright Peacock blue color.

For this effort I have the following:

A good electric stove top and a good electric oven,
Pyrex dishes of various shapes, depths, and sizes,
Appropriate gloves,
I have ample Acetone and lacquer thinner.
I have several other household items, but perhaps not the ones I need need for this work.
My local stores are open 24/7 so I can get what I might need for this effort.

Regards,
Hoyt Weathers

08-09-2007, 11:55 PM	#1
Hoyt Weathers User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Trinity, Alabama Posts: 61 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Russian "dipper" This Luger is not new to this Forum. I still have the mechanical problems. I want to remove whatever the Russians put on this Luger. Some small parts will not be subjected to this procedure because they have a nice bright Peacock blue color. For this effort I have the following: A good electric stove top and a good electric oven, Pyrex dishes of various shapes, depths, and sizes, Appropriate gloves, I have ample Acetone and lacquer thinner. I have several other household items, but perhaps not the ones I need need for this work. My local stores are open 24/7 so I can get what I might need for this effort. Regards, Hoyt Weathers __________________ "When I die, if there are no dogs in Heaven then I want to go where they are." (Will Rogers)