Very interesting.... if it works, it works
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I did mine like that. A lot cheaper than buying the lever.
Mike in FL
50 Cal.
Yes, I overthink stuff trying to see the other guy's logic or point of view. Making something look older than it is, is a thing I'd never do to my guns.
I'm the same. I only have one and it came like that. Its a Schneider and Glassick Replica
I have both types of the Brownells solutions and I used the cream type on this gun as I like it best. I only used two coats. The more you apply the darker it gets and I wanted a used looking finish.
A small bottle is plenty as it goes a long way. I tried a lot of brands and this worked best for me. This one is a black finish. If you want a blue color the Brownells Oxpho-Blue is great too.
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