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  1. 09-26-2010 08:46 AM #1
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    Surface oxidation???????

    In my world this is severely pitted not surface oxidation as it states in the description.
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    It's oxidation, and it's on the surface!

    Magnesium will oxidize from the inside out, steel not so much...
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    Call it what you want. It looks like hell and takes away value and collectibility.
    Wouldn't think his reserve is even $100

    I think it would look ok on a display gun.
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