A Star is Born

policeluger · 01-04-2003, 11:30 AM

As some might remember, a several weeks ago, a young Coast Guard pilot from the east coast, post a message here asking for some help in restoring a Simpson Luger he had just got at a local gun show. It was at best a shooter, with little or no finish left. I gave him instruction on how too straw finish the small parts and he had already gotten the rust blue materials from Brownell's. I gave him a little encourgment, but he did all the work, and has now posted pictures of his completed gun here on the Luger Forum. His finished project is some of the best work, and his first gun at that, I have ever seen. his name is Jose Saliceti, I do not know his member number....but watch out, there is a new star.

01-04-2003, 11:30 AM	#1
policeluger RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Ca. Posts: 2,141 Thanks: 8 Thanked 89 Times in 54 Posts	A Star is Born As some might remember, a several weeks ago, a young Coast Guard pilot from the east coast, post a message here asking for some help in restoring a Simpson Luger he had just got at a local gun show. It was at best a shooter, with little or no finish left. I gave him instruction on how too straw finish the small parts and he had already gotten the rust blue materials from Brownell's. I gave him a little encourgment, but he did all the work, and has now posted pictures of his completed gun here on the Luger Forum. His finished project is some of the best work, and his first gun at that, I have ever seen. his name is Jose Saliceti, I do not know his member number....but watch out, there is a new star.