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Unread 02-23-2010, 08:42 AM   #1
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I have several doubles with fluid steel barrels that I'd like to have re-blued.I wouldn't want to take a guy like Dale Edmonds away from recoloring Damascus barrels just to do rust bluing for me ... So can anyone provide me with the name of someone who does a quality job of rust bluing at a reasonable price ?

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Unread 02-23-2010, 05:39 PM   #2
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These barrels on a Parker Repro SCC were reblued by Mark Beasland in a very reasonable amount of time and at a cost that didn't break the bank.
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Glenn Fewless also does fantastic rustblue.
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Glenn also makes Parker skeleton steel buttplates to needed size. For the person wanting something really custom, he makes them out of damascus steel.
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Speaking of Glenn and his damascus skeleton butt plates...here's one I picked up from Glenn in anticipation of that "special" project...
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Sweet Greg! Would that not be absolutely royal on a nice D grade with killer wood!?
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Sweet Greg! Would that not absolutely royal on a nice D grade with killer wood!?
Yes indeed, sure wish I could find a nice D-Grade hammergun with a fish-tail toplever in need of new wood that I could to put it on.
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Greg, There's a D grade 10ga on Gunbroker right now in desperate need of wood.

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Greg,Absolutley stunning. Wouldn't it have been wonderfull if Parker had made SSBP in damascus? Oh my God!!!
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Greg, There's a D grade 10ga on Gunbroker right now in desperate need of wood.

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Thanks for the tip Dave, but I need a 10-ga. like I need a hole-in-the-head, I'm holding out for a 12---or even better yet, a 20.

For those that may like to take a look at the gun I believe Dave is referring to, here's a direct link:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=158518286
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