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Can never find what I want! There was a Borchardt on the web with close-up pics labled: 'Fire Blue'. That and something I read referrred to the process led me to think that was what was done.
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About 15 years ago, or so, I rust blued my carbine with some 'german rust blue' I bought from a guy running a small ad in Shotgun News. Was easy and made a satiny finish. It was in a small bottle and a thick, kind of beige color. Not sure if pics do it justice, dark, but not black.
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The small parts were fire blued, not the whole gun. "Fire Bluing" can also be done in your kitchen oven if it will heat up to 550 degrees. I do strawing and fire bluing in my electric kitchen oven. If you don't get the color just right, it polishes off easily and can be redone. The secret to a good job is a high polish and absolutly clean of any oil (including body oil from your fingers!)
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The Single Action has all parts except for the casehardened frame & hammer Nitre Blued.
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