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Single white male seeks black parkerizing in OK..
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<blockquote data-quote="mtngunr" data-source="post: 4340817" data-attributes="member: 46104"><p>The gun I am "restoring" I documented in another thread, but it was a RR of 1944 make, later turned into a bullseye gun, and then later wrecked by an inept rear sight swap attempt...but, past really decent stippling, 100% GI, and I had an old 1960s superior steel/heat treat GI slide gathering dust from prior 1911 building, and me being a hardball shooter, anyhow, a perfect match. Also as mentioned elsewhere, no few match guns were de-matched and issued, so frame stippling not unknown, and I'd like the still crisp original marking to stay crisp, and blasting does show on rounded mark edges and down in marks...really moot on a rebuild, even an arsenal rebuild, just a personal desire making sure marks last as long as possible, I guess...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtngunr, post: 4340817, member: 46104"] The gun I am "restoring" I documented in another thread, but it was a RR of 1944 make, later turned into a bullseye gun, and then later wrecked by an inept rear sight swap attempt...but, past really decent stippling, 100% GI, and I had an old 1960s superior steel/heat treat GI slide gathering dust from prior 1911 building, and me being a hardball shooter, anyhow, a perfect match. Also as mentioned elsewhere, no few match guns were de-matched and issued, so frame stippling not unknown, and I'd like the still crisp original marking to stay crisp, and blasting does show on rounded mark edges and down in marks...really moot on a rebuild, even an arsenal rebuild, just a personal desire making sure marks last as long as possible, I guess... [/QUOTE]
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