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    Re: cheepie reblue how too......

    Looks Great!!
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    Re: cheepie reblue how too......

    Nice, I guess you found the trigger spring. I guess you could pick up a beater real cheap and turn it into a master peice.

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    Re: cheepie reblue how too......

    Would a 6" buffing wheel on a grinder be a mistake to use, assuming correct selection of buffing compound?
    Properly cared for, a good gun will last a lifetime, and several more as well!

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    WOW... that looks great...and I have an old (no safety so it's pre 68) Beretta 950B that could really use some love...


 

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