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Thank you for posting that. It's quite interesting and he did a good job on what looked like a basket case.
FWIW, Brownells sells a rust blue solution so you don't have to mix your own as the young man in the video did. |
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Yes, Interesting..you would think he would have strawed some parts...
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Thanks rolandtg ... that was very interesting and educational ... I have watched many bluing videos and this one rates amongst the best.
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Actually an interesting gun, 1921 Reichswehr contract.
He indeed did not know that the 1921 had some strawed parts, but that can easily be rectified. |
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