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  1. Need a 1980s S&W 357 mag Blued & Polished

    Honestly, you could do this yourself, probably have most everything at home other than the rust blue solution. It's sort of fun. Brownell's makes a classic rust blue, it will blend in better than you think.
  2. Need a 1980s S&W 357 mag Blued & Polished

    Send it to smith, i think its 225ish and there are a few options for bluing for you to choose from. You will still be getting a factory refinished smith back.
  3. Spray paint.

  4. 7mm-08 Go/No Go Gauges

    Fire form one of those and then measure the shoulder with some headspace gauges. I think you are overthinking things. You can measure coal all you want but if its the shoulder not being pushed back enough causing the issue coal doesnt mean squat.
  5. Oil finished stock on Remington 700 BDL

    looks good, I've done several 700s with tung oil. At the end, I hit them with satin wipeon poly to make the finish a little more durable.
  6. Bore sight

    Then you stick that target on the middle of a big piece of cardboard and set it out 25yards.
  7. Need a Gunsmith to repair Cracked Stock on a 1979 Ruger .44Mag Deerslayer Carbine

    good epoxy joints are stronger than the wood. but even if you want to pin it, this is definitely a job you could do yourself.
  8. Do the Casey Birchwood Cold Bluing kits stink? Or am I just dumb?

    read up on rust bluing, easy to do at home with minimum investment. I watched a lot of these guys videos before trying it. I used a classic rust blue from brownells. For a pistol, you would just boil the parts after the rusting occurs. And not all steel is the same, same prefer different type of...
  9. Stuck choke, can anybody help?

    if kroil doesnt do it, shoot a box of rounds through it. Folks dont realize the heat created can help loosen up locked up chokes. I saw one so bad once a gunsmith had to weld a rod to the inside of the choke for leverage, got it out though.
  10. Attempting cold reblue kit...quick prep question

    oh...the 99m1, cool guns. I have a the regular 99. Was it in bad shape? the 99m1s are bringing decent money now. Cerokate would be an option, or go to lowes or wherever and get you a can of Rustoleum automotive black spray paint (i know it comes in matte or semi gloss), degrease receiver well...
  11. Attempting cold reblue kit...quick prep question

    I dont know if those 60 recievers, if thats what it is, will take blueing
  12. Go/ No Go who uses a gauge?

    I do, it's cheap insurance.
  13. Modifying 22 bolt action rifles

    awesome guns/groups What rings/bases did you use on your 541? I just picked one up not long ago and purchased the Leupold bases but haven't installed them. From what I'm gathering the front base will hang over the receiver some, I'd like a cleaner look if possible.
  14. Advice needed

    000 or 0000 steel wool and gun oil A pro-shot lead clean cloth is an excellent tool to have around also.
  15. Anyone know where I can get a brass punch locally?

    And all adjustment is out of the rear sight? When you say it needs to go right...are you talking the poi or sight? I'd think it would be a little easier just bumping the rear sight base to the right a tad if it is out of adjustment.
  16. 10/22 TD optics ??

    I just put a leupold fx-1 4power on mine. Fits in bag fine. We had fun with it this past weekend.
  17. Refinish wood stock- polyurethane vs. oil?

    Formsbys low gloss on everything I do, several coats or until I like where its at. I finish up with one or two coats of minwax wipeon satin poly.
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