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Old 06-18-2014, 09:00 PM   #25
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Bluing is simply corrosion resistance and offers no friction to moving parts. I don't know the source of the stories about salt blued guns "galling" but IMHO you can classify it as old collector wives tales. I almost fell off my seat when I read that.
Well, bluing is a different material added to the surface of the steel, so I don't find it unlikely that it could change the characteristics, for better or for worse. I don't know where I found this information though, it's just one of them things that stuck in my mind when I read it.

So are salt blued Lugers blued inside out like other salt blued guns, or do they have the same, bare surfaces as the rust blued guns?
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