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I inlet a sideplate and looking at the difference between it ( which is very soft) and the trigger guard, I am surprised at the variation.
Will the two metals eventually tarnish to somewhat similar color?
 

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It looks like both are not completely polished. Maybe after polishing they will be more similar.
 

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