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  2. Restoring Parkerized Finish? - The Firing Line Forums

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    Plus, you can do it yourself, at home, for very little cost. To apply, first THROUGHLY degrease the gun with a solvent. (Outside the house). Then apply a coat of paint with brush, spray can, or airbrush. Let stand for an hour to allow some of the paint solvent to evaporate. Then either let dry 24-36 hours, or bake in the oven at 300 degrees or ...

  3. Superposed Lightning: Restore or not? - The Firing Line Forums

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    Join Date: October 9, 1998. Location: Black Hills of S. Dakota. Posts: 372. Superposed Lightning: Restore or not? I have a 1957 vintage 2 3/4" 12ga Belgium Browning Superposed Lightning Grade-1 with modified over improved cylinder 28" tubes. The bores are in great shape. The stock and metal work show some light wear.

  4. Plumbers Smelter - The Firing Line Forums

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    Location: Osborn, Missouri. Posts: 2,697. Plumbers Smelter. I acquired a plumbers smelter the other day that's made by Turner. The problem is I have no instructions with it and I don't know what type of fuel it uses. Years back I recall my cousin using one like mine to melt lead for casting large fishing weights to use when he was fishing for ...

  5. What alternative can i use instead of purchasing an ingot mold? -...

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    Check the local thrift stores like Salvation Army or GoodWill or Habitat for Humanity I bought all my ingot molds and cast iron pots there and paid as little as 50 cants to a couple dollars. You just never know what you can find useful in those places on the cheap.

  6. Age of H&R Model 922? - The Firing Line Forums

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    Posts: 68. Geolund: Your Model 922 should have a letter I or J prefix to the serial number. You have a Model 922 Double Action First Model, Sixth Variation that was made in 1948-1949 and is indicated by the introduction of the 2 1/2" barrel length. It is obvious, by the overstrike of the numbers , that there was a malfunction in the serial ...

  7. HELP! Old Colt DA 38 - The Firing Line Forums

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    Old Colt DA 38. OK. I have a Colt DA 38 in 38 Long Colt. There are parts missing and I am unsure on the ejector function. What this revolver needs is a crane lock, the crane lock screw and a mainspring strain screw. When cartridges are test ejected, (unfired) the ratchet star free wheels and snaps back in a unaligned position that blocks the ...

  8. Sauer & Sohn model1913 - The Firing Line Forums

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    Sauer & Sohn model1913. I have inherited a Sauer & Sohn model 1913 6.35mm, (25 acp), serial # 99xx. On the left side of the slide it is stamped R.F.V. 31, both magazines are also marked with the 31 and roman numerals 1 and 2. The pistol is in quite nice condition. I'm curious as to its age and the RFV markings.

  9. Cleaning your lube pad? - The Firing Line Forums

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    Steps for cleaning a case lube pad. Step 1: Find a trash can or other suitable container. Step 2: Place case lube pad in container. Step 3: Set container with pad on curb for trash man to take. Step 4: Buy a can of Imperial Sizing Die Wax. Step 5: Never look back. Imperial is the best man.

  10. 30.06 vs 8mm Mauser - The Firing Line Forums

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    Here are some figures: 7.92x57 JS 154 gr. Ball = 2,880 fps and 2,835 ft. lbs. .30'06 150 gr. Ball = 2,740 fps and 2,500 ft. lbs. For modern loadings, the major advantage of the 8mm Mauser is the fact that it copes with with 200 and 220 grain bullets a little better than the .30'06.

  11. Painting Pelican Cases - The Firing Line Forums

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    Posts: 4,216. Wipe it down with brake cleaner or alcohol. Try something like brownells alumahyde 2, or a spray paint that is specifically designed to bond to plastics, like krylon fusion. Use some painters tape, do some small test areas somewhere that does not normally show.