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Pics of a couple I’m working on. Will post a YouTube video eventually. These are sections from a DP Enfield barrel cut,stripped,and boiled. I’ll prob brown then card the next day followed by another boil then another coat
 

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Are you just experimenting with the barrel cut offs or are you making something out of them?
 
That's beautiful Phil, I have also had good results with rust bluing with BC Plum Brown.
 
Pics of a couple I’m working on. Will post a YouTube video eventually. These are sections from a DP Enfield barrel cut,stripped,and boiled. I’ll prob brown then card the next day followed by another boil then another coat
Left one is ferric chloride + copper sulfate + ethanol/nitric acid + distilled water.
Right one is same mix plus antimony trichloride (which I have to remake because it also prob has some of the non-stick from the pan which dissolved in the process. Glass cookware on order from Amazon..
 
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