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March 03/21/11, 08:02:09 PM

Offline beeker

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new toy
well I was playing at work today while some reports were running (yes I run a desk all day).. stumbled onto an auction site that had a brownell oven for baking on gun finishes. did some of my doodiligents (asked the wife for permission) and figured out what a good price would be (called a gunsmith buddy out of state)... waited for the last 6 minutes (under 5 extends the auction) and booom... I got a oven for baking on finishes..
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If science fiction has taught me anything, it's that you can never have enough guns and ammo when the zombies come back to life... "WS"
April 04/19/11, 08:54:28 PM Reply #1

Offline Geodopolis

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Re: new toy
Sweet, I just happen to have an uncle in-law that wants me to refinish three of his old guns.  They're all in pretty rough shape.  I haven't done anything like that in about 20 years but I live close to Pine Tech and figured I could just clean and polish then send them down for re-bluing.
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April 04/19/11, 09:54:54 PM Reply #2

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Re: new toy
I just pulled my first gun out of there this weekend. turned out really nice. once I get the last coat of poly on the stock I'll post pictures. I also baked some old tools I had laying around
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April 04/21/11, 12:42:46 AM Reply #3

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Re: new toy
Can you do aluminum with that thing?  The single action 22 pistol I took apart has anodozing that's all worn off on the frame and ejector shroud.
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April 04/21/11, 08:43:34 AM Reply #4

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Re: new toy
any metal that can withstand being baked at 350 degrees for 60 minutes can be baked with that brownells oven paint.
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If science fiction has taught me anything, it's that you can never have enough guns and ammo when the zombies come back to life... "WS"
April 04/26/11, 10:31:31 PM Reply #5

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If science fiction has taught me anything, it's that you can never have enough guns and ammo when the zombies come back to life... "WS"
April 04/26/11, 10:32:47 PM Reply #6

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April 04/26/11, 10:34:12 PM Reply #7

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July 07/06/11, 03:24:14 PM Reply #8

Offline snow

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Re: new toy
Wow! very nice beeker.
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July 07/06/11, 03:44:24 PM Reply #9

Offline beeker

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Re: new toy
thats a fun little shooter there. I just redid a couple of bolt action shotguns I should post some pics of. turned out nice considering the shape they were in. just need to find a few more rusty relics.
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July 07/06/11, 07:54:34 PM Reply #10

Offline lentz

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Re: new toy
wow that looks great how much work is it to do one?
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July 07/06/11, 08:59:54 PM Reply #11

Offline beeker

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Re: new toy
these last ones I did were rusty and pitted.. had a couple hours in the metal just stripping and buffing out the bad spots. 3 coats of brownells oven paint. (I'm a little dissapointed in the matt black, not as matt as I would like it too be. )

 then the stock depending on minus repairs is a 30minutes to strip... stain the next day, then the next day 2 coats of poly, wet sand, final coat of poly.

easier then I thought it would be
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