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>>34608934
It's okay op I'll turn this thread into something valuable.

Has anyone where rust blued a gun? I'm thinking about doing that with my Winchester 94. Any tips?

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>>34608934

>>34608969
Delet this

>>34608934
Isnt that the glock that guy buried for 2 years then shot 500 rounds through?

>>34608969
Doesn't look melted to me turbofag.

>>34608969
This is not a melted 1911. This is simply a 1911 blessed by John Moses Browning himself. It burns with supernatural stopping power.

>>34609297
That 1911 became an art project/table.

>>34609265
>>34609297
1911 Defence force pls go

>>34608944
You can buy cold bluing solution from brownells, I've done a couple guns with it. You should bead blast it then clean it very well. The finish isn't as nice or durable as real hot bluing but it holds up fairly well, plus you can easily touch it up if you need to.

>>34609321
>not liking 1911s
Memes aside they're great guns.

>>34609297
In the name of the Prophet Joseph Smith

>>34609245
Fucking kek

>>34608934
That looks like it was dredged up from a lake bed. Can't hardly expect metal not to rust under extreme conditions.

>>34609475
No, in the name of Christ, the son of God.

t. Mormonfag.

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>>34608969
Do Glocks not melt in a furnace? Do SEALs operate in smelters often? Is stone the best receiver material?