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Stophel said:
That gun of mine is TOO well finished. These guns were ROUGH. Often made with no stain nor finish at all. Just something to go "boom" and that's it.

Guns of this type are, historically, very limited in scope: time period and region, so you are restricted in just what you can do, as far as being "period correct", but if that is not a concern, you can do it as you like.
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Well ideally I would go period correct but I'm pretty sure I'd get lost in all the requirements...
 

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