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Twice a Lifer
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Much improved, I'd be happy, too. Restoring this would be difficult due to the buffing that was done, presumably before plating, so likely not a good investment in that sense. But it's looking pretty spiffy now, regardless of the soft edges!
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Lifer
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Hmmmm...A plated Police Luger...That's unusual...
![]() How did you remove the plating??? Was it nickel or chrome???
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Electrolysis, used a plating company local. Took 5 minutes in the tank (parts) and all the chrome was removed.
I purchased the gun cheap, and I wanted a shooting copy. Im happy with it right now. Maybe someday Ill restore it, but people want more to restore it than I paid total for how she sits now |
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