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Unread 02-06-2012, 05:08 PM   #11
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This might help Matt
http://www.lcsmith.org/faq/surfacerust.html
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i checked out the info on the LC Smith site. Thats interesting, I'm not sure what im going to use yet. I dont know if you would call it surface rust. The barrels are smooth. Just looks to me like 100 years worth of dirt and grime rubbed into the barrels.

Its a good shooter nothing special. I was thinking of letting someone refurbish it. What would that do to the value?
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If those were mine I would not use anything but oil and a soft cloth.
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