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I would not be surprised to see the bluing blemished from the foam and chemical reactions.
As said above, most oils would dissolve it, acetone would work best, then after cleaning it, use gun oil. Clean well, but don't overdo it, less is better in this kind of 'cleaning'. Ed
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ill try and get a few pics up
thanks for all your suggestions. i was thinking of acetone at first but was afraid it may affect the finish |
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here are a few pictures of the luger and stuck foam
the foam has an oily feel to it i would say its been in this case for 30 or more years. its been so long i dont even remember how to strip it. i did this for my dad when he first got it to clean and oil. to be honest, i dont even remember if we brought this to the range to test |
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