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  1. B P Arn

    Brass frame revolvers

    I can't imagine that the manufacturers were very concerned about the exact alloy; I'm sure they used whatever they could obtain.
  2. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    Continuing from my earlier posts, and for those interested, I did some bluing today, before the cold weather arrives. 98 Mauser barreled action, 308 Winchester, 22" barrel.
  3. B P Arn

    For sixty years.....

    That is exactly what I do.
  4. B P Arn

    anti-gun USPS

  5. B P Arn

    anti-gun USPS

    Exactly! USPS has NEVER asked me what was in the package. They do ask a series of questions regarding safety. I answer these truthfully. Never a problem. Always be certain to package your item carefully and very sturdily. Don't axe, don't tail! ;) ...but do not lie either...
  6. B P Arn

    anti-gun USPS

    Not true. Box 'em up, ship 'em out.
  7. B P Arn

    anti-gun USPS

    Anyone can mail an antique firearm, or replica.
  8. B P Arn

    anti-gun USPS

    I have never had a problem with UPS or USPS, sending or receiving. So far, anyway...
  9. B P Arn

    Shooting Wooden Bullets? Are they effective?

    Not true.
  10. B P Arn

    Opinions on Pietta 1851 Confederate Navy revolver?

    Gasp!!! Where's me smellin' salts??? :eek: 🤣🤣🤣
  11. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    NO! NO! NO!!!! :oops::oops::oops: Do not nitre blue anything that is tempered or is a load bearing element! Nitre bluing requires something like 750 degrees to do right. That will destroy a cylinder or frame. New guns that are "Nitre Blued" or "Charcoal Blued" are no better than the "Color...
  12. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    I don't know if a hotplate would put out enough heat. The solution has to get to 292° (going from memory here). Give it a try, and let us know if it works.
  13. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    Regarding a tutorial, there is really nothing much to add to the directions that come with the Brownell's bluing salts, other than the directions are geared to a full shop bluing set up. My contribution is show that first class, professional bluing can be done at home, and using minimal...
  14. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    Here are pictures of a repro Remington that I cut down and re-blued about 12 years ago. My first black powder gun....
  15. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    Here are some of the results of that day...
  16. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    Here are some pictures I took while bluing some black powder revolver parts a few years ago. The pictures will tell the story better than I can. I have full sized tanks and gas burners for when I want to blue rifles. The small tank (made from a 50-caliber ammo can) and camp stove are great...
  17. B P Arn

    Wemt over to the dark-side briefly!

    I like shooting Mauser and AR-15 rifles, 1911 pistols, and Colt and S&W revolvers.
  18. B P Arn

    DIY Defarbing and Refinishing

    FYI, you can make an excellent handgun, or other parts, bluing tank out of an old 50 caliber ammo can. You can rust blue, or better yet, hot oxide blue. Light years better than any cold "blue".
  19. B P Arn

    Confederate Revolvers

    That is a good-looking dog in your avatar!
  20. B P Arn

    Confederate Revolvers

    I think you just mentioned it.
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