Bird of Prey Luger

skeeter4206 · 08-13-2013, 11:52 PM

he definitely has a great skill in the art of refinishing the old relics. Looking at that P.38 with the original pitting and then the just before bluing picture. That frame looks straight as can be and the markings look like they did from the get go. Definitely an art to it and he has mastered it.

Thor, I seen some of the other guns you have posted and the are all very nicely done. I wouldn't give out trade secrets either. I was just curious about the welding, if there was any. I do a great deal of welding inspections, usually on coded tanks, vessels or other types of equipment. so I just pondered that thought of welding on a luger or old gun like these. If it was even possible and still hold up in its integrity.

08-13-2013, 11:52 PM	#10
skeeter4206 User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Augusta, GA Posts: 448 Thanks: 52 Thanked 88 Times in 49 Posts	he definitely has a great skill in the art of refinishing the old relics. Looking at that P.38 with the original pitting and then the just before bluing picture. That frame looks straight as can be and the markings look like they did from the get go. Definitely an art to it and he has mastered it. Thor, I seen some of the other guns you have posted and the are all very nicely done. I wouldn't give out trade secrets either. I was just curious about the welding, if there was any. I do a great deal of welding inspections, usually on coded tanks, vessels or other types of equipment. so I just pondered that thought of welding on a luger or old gun like these. If it was even possible and still hold up in its integrity.