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  1. USGI Certified Firearm Repairs

    Finally, the CMP has opened and custom and repair shop for any of the USGI weapons they have sold. email I received HERE! CMP UNVEILS NEW CUSTOM SHOP FOR USGI FIREARMS IN ANNISTON By Steve Cooper, CMP Marketing Manager ANNISTON, AL - Over the years, many Civilian Marksmanship...
  2. Surface Rust on Slide

    Hot parking worked for me, hit it with 800 grit first and stripped the original finish with ospho (a phosphoric acid like Naval Jelly). Another plus to this finish is it holds oil. I did the slide on my daily carry in black (Manganese) and didn't care for it as much as another pistol which I...
  3. Refinishing old S&W 38 British service revolver/Victory model

    Looks good! Very similar in color to my attempts at black parkerization. :thumb:
  4. Refinishing old S&W 38 British service revolver/Victory model

    Haha, I'll have to put up some pics of what we've got. No muscle cars (except one '67 Cougar). A lot of obscure stuff Studebakers, 40s dodge coupes, Lincolns, even a Nash or two on occasion.
  5. Refinishing old S&W 38 British service revolver/Victory model

    Cheaper method if you're intersted is Dawn dishsoap and hot water or laquer thinner, then Windex (the ammonia based stuff). The Dawn or thinner eats off the oils or grease, and the Windex works good on waxes plus it dries fast and takes any water with it. I use the stuff from the dollar store...
  6. Refinishing old S&W 38 British service revolver/Victory model

    I've used a sand blasting cabinet to refinish a few pistols. I've found I get the best finish if I sand as much of the surface as I can afterwards. I'm sure my sand is coarser than the ceramic media though. Most important is to clean the surface before you coat it after the blasting. With...
  7. Refinishing old S&W 38 British service revolver/Victory model

    Excellent. Are you using a blast cabinet for the ceramic?
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