How did I do for my first rebluing?

Terrible considering those winchesters don't blue worth shit since they're nickle steel.

You also lowered its value considerably.

>>34059752
Could you get some closer photos?

>>34059909
The gun probably wasn't worth much to begin with and wasn't in that great of condition so I think it served better for OP to hone his skills. Stop being so butthurt

>>34059909
I paid $50 for the gun and its a 1986 so its not worth dick anyway

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>>34059752
Looks nice OP

>>34059947
Tomorrow I can

>>34059752
too swirly
it's a newbie mistake but you'll get better at being consistent

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after pic alone

>>34059909
>>34059752
did you rust blue it or use a chemical?

>>34060104
Chemicals

>>34060104
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-Liquid-Gun-Blue/dp/B000KKELM8 this is what I used

>>34060026
>>34059752
hey anon. get good ventilation and repeat the process with an oil blue for the tube and lever.

Or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_bXiIfcBWs

get some blocks of steel and get to playing.

http://www.handgunforum.net/general-semi-auto/25210-can-you-blue-nickel-stainless-gun.html

http://www.ronsgunshop.com/finishes.html

Post your results in this or a new thread. dont be a fag.

>>34060155
That's not even a chemical blue. This is like repainting a car with paint markers...