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01-18-2016, 11:20 AM

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Derek Iske Forum Associate

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There are a few pits still left which I am not sure whether I should go back and tackle or leave as is as to not remove to much material.

What do you guys think? Either way the next step is to slow blue the barrels with the use of a damp box. I have everything I need except for a metal tank. Thinking about just buying one off Brownells.

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