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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveN View Post
    I think It looks great the way it is. Clean it up rub some oil on it and you got a good blue collar workers gun(you know a "Soldiers Pistol")Just the way I like em. Most likely a well used historical war gun.
    But if you want to learn it some manors and dress it in a tux? That's ok too.
    The pictures do the gun too much justice. In person and natural light it looks ROUGH. And it's bare metal in too many spots--I'm in the South, and I have to go back every couple of weeks and scrub some surface rust off. Nio, this baby needs to be protected.
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    Quote Originally Posted by limaxray View Post
    The pictures do the gun too much justice. In person and natural light it looks ROUGH. And it's bare metal in too many spots--I'm in the South, and I have to go back every couple of weeks and scrub some surface rust off. Nio, this baby needs to be protected.
    I look forward to seeing how it turns out.

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    Looks like it has either been dip blued or cold blued to cover up the wear. A good candidate for a refinish, as no old soldier would want to look like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Peppers View Post
    Looks like it has either been dip blued or cold blued to cover up the wear. A good candidate for a refinish, as no old soldier would want to look like that.
    I only looked at the pics on my iPhone and just took a look on my sons iPad and I agree with you it certainly doesn't look to be original worn finish. Go for it!

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