Can I use this on Older Winchesters with the original 1880's - early 1900's blueing
175004
I have been using this on a late 1800s blueing without issue - this has proven to be gentle yet very effective
175005
Everything I've ever used it on has been unaffected by it, but they're all relatively modern firearms. It's really just hi-tech soap, and while they tell you themselves it might harm some less-expensive "cold bluing" finishes, I can't imagine it would harm a really good old-fashioned finish. Still, I agree that testing on some inconspicuous spot would be wise. I use the stuff on all my guns and have been very happy with it for years.
175006
Although I would say yes, I would highly suggest you ask the company directly and then verify with a very good gunsmith. You may even want to contact Winchester. One wrong step and you could greatly reduce the value of the firearm or destroy the finish.
507674
i've used dillon and other dies in my press, but it's a 1970's rcbs junior. if yours is single stage and the threads are the same, i would assume so. if progressive, they may be more suited to a lee press. why do i believe i have seen threaded inserts for conversion of dies!?
1741398
yes It will. I put it on a older Century Arms and I belive they used the WASR recivers.
1686143
It is possible. But I use magic eraser on lots of old coins...silver....from an old family collection and it was safe and easy. You can use a silver polishing cloth if you want to be very safe. I never tried this but you could try it on some regular coins to see the result. Good luck.
1639504
can't say for sure, check with the manufacturer of those rifles and see what ammo they recommend. I did some checking on the Winchester and you can use the ammo you were asking about. Hope that helps.
446767
I am not sure. I used it to restore an1863 Civil War rifle . I think if you contact Formby customer service they should be able to tell you. The stuff works great on old wood ,
67804
Yes, I have an old heavy British 10 guage d.b. hung up with this. It works perfectly.
583455
You can fuse 90 and 96 COE. I guess as long as you do not fuse stained with anything other than stained, it will work. I have not used stained in the MWK, but know many who have fused stained in a larger kiln with no problems. Be sure to use thinfire paper too!
244852
Hi, I just tried it on a silver ladle that had been gathering tarnish for 18 years and it worked better than what I normally use.
2069228
As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
2165519
I don't think so. By a pack of new fuel cells, they come with an adaptor for old guns. See if the adaptor will let you use your old cells on the new gun. Sorry I couldn't be more positive help.
1363828
If you have an old one, just use that. if this is a new item for you, then not sure. trial and error I guess. Sorry not much help.
1911949
If your changing ink types you'd definetly want to use new cartridges or throughy remove and wash the old ink out. After that your good. Make sure that the air plug is not in when printing. Use a syringe and fill each color. I use these type of cartridges for my epson 1100, havnt had any problem. Bought a diiferent brand of cartridges for my 1900 and they were terrible. S I guess it's hit or miss, but the ones in the thumbnail pic worked well for me. Hope this answered your question.
2128688
For touch up it can be used if you are doing cold bluing but it will not exactly match a flat black finish. I re-blued a Russian Mosin Nagant and the finish came out good but only because of extensive prepping the surface. If the surface is not prepped enough then you will end up with a rusty reddish looking color.
1584630
I use the Hornady cleaner, I believe it does both, because my guns have a combo of stainless and blued. I looked at the label, and it says safe for all metals.
1584628
I use the Hornady cleaner, I believe it does both, because my guns have a combo of stainless and blued.I looked at the label, and it says safe for all metals.
1263749
No. This model shows the 1927 configuration, not 1812 etc. You may want to choose paint jobs based on internet discussions of painting at whatever period you like.