Browning
 

I have a question on the process of "Browning" the barrels of a Damascus Barrel shotgun. What I am asking is, Can the barrels be "Browned" if there is blueing on the barrels? Thanks..

Bill, My BH that I posted pictures of in another thread came to me blued. The bluing can be removed and rebrowned(or reblack and whited)...:)

:bowdown:Thanks Dave, you are a wealth of information... Should of sent you a PM.. Thanks!

boy are we going to pay for that one, now he has to buy a new hat:rotf::whistle:

No new hat....But Scott you can just do this.....:bowdown: :rotf:

:rolleyes:I should of known a little backlash after leaving that comment!...All in good fun!!!!!!!!!!

dave, you know i would :bowdown: :shock:

Well Dave there is knowledge of shotguns and there is talent with shotguns, at least you have one of them :biglaugh:

:duck: Looks like my thread is attracting a swarm! Sorry Dave! :whistle:

Bill, Not to worry...You just have to consider the source...:rolleyes: These guys get very bored when the winter "shack nasties" set in. But I like them inspite of themselves....:rotf:

Dave, your memory is apparently going if you think we only treat you like this in the winter doldrum :-D

Thanks Pete....:rolleyes:

Hey what are friends for :)

:clap:I love it!

Glad you are having fun with all this Bill......:whistle:

:bigbye:Great Thread!

Fun???

I think they're pretty serious about it.

But again, consider the source :smiley7:

American damascus barrels were black and silver. British damascus tubes were brown and tan..or maybe brown and white. Least that's what I've been told and it is what I see.

I like keeping damascus tubes looking damascus so future owners will know what it is and shoot it accordingly.