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Unread 02-22-2013, 09:39 PM   #4
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Thanks Guys, plugs it is. That was a good video, the process he is using is much different than I have done in the past on rifle barrels/parts. I decided to try the Pilkington solution from Brownells on this project, by the directions it's going to move alot slower between steps than Art's process. The way Art was waving the barrels around to whip the water off was making me cringe, I'm guessing he hasn't dropped a set of Parker barrels yet! Wish me luck, thanks again.

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