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    cheers not planning on selling it , looks very well with my other bits I've started collecting.
    thanks for all your help .
    cheers Karl

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    Quote Originally Posted by TicToc View Post
    cheers not planning on selling it , looks very well with my other bits I've started collecting.
    thanks for all your help .
    cheers Karl
    Great project gun. You should have a lot of fun hunting down the parts and bringing it back to life

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    I have used the Electrolysis method for de rusting a few projects like this. There are a couple of good threads on this forum regarding the process. You can do a V bulletin search at the right upper corner of this page.

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