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    Default Very nice restoration

    I came across this video. Very neat project.

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    That rust removal process was insane!

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    Quote Originally Posted by Kev123 View Post
    That rust removal process was insane!
    I wonder what he added to do that.

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    I wonder what the barrel looks like?

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    That wasn't a 'restoration', at least not what I would consider a restoration of a 'vintage shooting weapon' (whatever that is). The parts with the dremel down the barrel and the angle grinder with sandpaper gave it away....just my opinion, but he kind of killed it. Yes, it's shiny now....no, I'd prefer a bit more of the original character, IMHO. The porno grips didn't exactly crown it all either, again just my opinion. And no blueing, or any other surface treatment? Unless he gives it a daily oil bath, it'll just rust again. I suppose I'm being harsh, it was probably never going to be fired again anyway.

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    Not really a restoration if i isn't returned to its near-original state. The cylinder doesn't turn, he ground down the barrel so much he took the original markings off it. Pimp gun.

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    Quote Originally Posted by ARM505 View Post
    That wasn't a 'restoration', at least not what I would consider a restoration of a 'vintage shooting weapon' (whatever that is). The parts with the dremel down the barrel and the angle grinder with sandpaper gave it away....just my opinion, but he kind of killed it. Yes, it's shiny now....no, I'd prefer a bit more of the original character, IMHO. The porno grips didn't exactly crown it all either, again just my opinion. And no blueing, or any other surface treatment? Unless he gives it a daily oil bath, it'll just rust again. I suppose I'm being harsh, it was probably never going to be fired again anyway.
    Agreed

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    Default Re: Very nice restoration

    Should make a nice doorstop.

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