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Hi, First of all: the nickel finish does make the gun look worth then it actually is. It actually protects the metal to some degree , and when removed metal looks as good as original metal does. Second: removing the nickel can be done without any damage to the metal by a chemical striping of the nickel, done that meany times and guns come out clean from the bath, with no problems, 2-3 hours in the solution and the nickel is gone. Then, I'd also recommend installing a new set of springs along with the new barrel. And as a final step a full restoration. The numbers and proofs do not look damaged that much, that means no buffing was done, just nickel applied. This gun can be saved without problem. Judging from the pictures anyway. Thanks.
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