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You are 100% correct - I don't know what my brain was thing at the time I wrote this:dunno::doh:o_O

logwood was also used to make dyes to stain gunstocks. I saw this on a gunstocking and finishing web site some years ago. The guy was...

Those locks are great locks ---:thumb:

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I'd be careful when looking to buy REAL Brazilian Rosewood - it is an endangered wood species. Here is what Wikipedia has to say about...

Without knowing what the metal composition is you all are just guessing and making assumptions. In the end most of you are getting upset...

Makes no difference. Jim Kibler Metallurgist

This original Remington was red rust all over. Disassembled and degreased then placed in boiling water for about a half hour then soaked...

IF it was mine I would unscrew the barrel and put it in my lathe and remove about 5/16" to 3/8" of the end then recrown it. The barrel...

If your brass won’t bend, it’s most likely an alloy closer to (if not actually) bronze. If your brass has a pale yellow color or a...

A LOT of the early 60's - 70's and 80's "brass" cast butt plates and trigger guards were not pure brass. They were some sort of an...

The plate angle is fine, the wood is wrong.

Alternate between heat and cold. You need to heat the nipple up really hot and cool it really quickly - cycle it a few times - then...

I have a Woodsruner in 50 caliber and a Colonia in 54 caliber and love them both. I don't own a SMR because I don't like their looks or...

I have a 12 gauge SXS Pedersoli that also has a very heavy mainsprings on both hammers. I purchased two replacement mainsprings and...