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    Brass questions.

    Sounds promising! I think I'm going to try to sand it out with the different grits that were mentioned earlier and then apply a polish. Divided between this and the Mother's Mag stuff.
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    Greetings from Colorado!

    Great! I'm up North in the Denver area. Hope you weren't affected by the wildfire madness going around these last few years.
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    Brass questions.

    Thanks for all of your responses guys. This is helpful. I will be sure to check into some of these tips and see how things come out! :bow:
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    Brass questions.

    Thanks, I'll look into that. I'm not too worried about the Bambis seeing me as I'm not a hunter. :grin: I can appreciate that aged look, but it's not what I'm aiming for with my first stab at restoration. I'd like her to look nice and shiny when I'm done.
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    Brass questions.

    Hey guys, I'm starting a refurbishing project on a recently aquired TC Hawken and I had a few questions about the brass. Most of the brass is very tarnished and I'm having a hard time getting it to polish up. I've been using Brasso and it got the butt plate nice and shiny, but I haven't gotten...
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    Greetings from Colorado!

    Hello! I'm fairly new to the blackpowder world not having shot one since my younger scouting days. After months of heckling, begging, and groveling my old man finally passed me his Thompson Center Hawken. It's been fairly neglected and needs some TLC, so I hope to learn a lot about restoration...
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