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After removing a layer of what looked like clear cerakote and a layer of a rust neutralizer, the barrel had external pitting completely covering the length of both tubes.
I know that whether to refinish or not can be subjective, but this barrel had been terribly neglected by a previous owner, and “restored” by someone. It needed a lot of help. Striking and polishing is the part of what I do that I enjoy the least. It’s dirty and makes my hands ache. Here is a “during” pic with 95% of the pits removed, in the white, finally ready to start the process. I measured periodically, and this 2frame had plenty of thickness. Have patience, and I will have “after” pics in a couple months. |
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12-08-2020, 11:13 AM
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Almost in tears I am so happy.
 Thank you so much for posting this and the beautiful job you are doing. Glad I got the gun back from my brother in-law. Remember it as my dad's in the 50s. But never saw him use it.I have all the patience in the world. 
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