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Unread 07-14-2009, 04:54 PM   #1
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After the steel wool treatment be sure to swab out the bores very well. The steel 'dust' that would otherwise remain in the bores will rust up in a day or two and leave a real mess. I made this mistake . . . once.
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Once I have run enough steel wool through the bores to determine that what I have is really pitting and not just rust and dirt, I switch to oil soaked emery cloth repeatedly pushed through with a dowel.
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Well I got the lifter today.
Worked on the bores with course wool and twice as good [rust inhibitor]. Still need to go to the emery cloth. But it looks like pitting. Tried some pictures but didn't come out worth a darn.
Cleaned up the out side of the barrels and receiver some also.
The chambers measure 2 5/8". Bores both measure .800 give or take. Have to look up what that measurement would be.
Like to clean up the wood a bit but not sure how. I don't want to refinish just clean. Any sugestions?


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