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Re: O-T Black powder guns
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Posted by Redmud on November 27, 2005 at 18:00:45 from (216.167.146.178):
In Reply to: O-T Black powder guns posted by old on November 27, 2005 at 12:00:50:
Automobile paste wax, I started useing it in the early 60's, the blue on my guns look the same as it did when I bought them. Rain snow sleet or hail can't stop you when useing paste wax. Try it on one rifle that has nice blueing, same as if waxing your car, put it on and let it dry, wipe it off with a tee shirt. the rifle will look 75% better than it did with oil on it, and you will never go back to oil.
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