Gun Refinishing: Slow Rust and Niter Bluing Course AGI 310

http://americangunsmithinginstitute.org/youtube Many of the finest guns in the world are blued using the rust blue process and it is mandatory for soft soldered double guns. Nitre blue is a process involving heating the parts in a crucible with the appropriate salt.

A professionally done finish using these methods will fetch $300 and more! In the past this information has been limited to a handful of gunsmiths.

In three hours Gene Shuey reveals step by step these little-known processes. Don't miss out on offering this profitable service to your clients.

The Metal Finishing and Hot Caustic Bluing Course previously listed is a prerequisite and should be viewed prior to this course to fully understand the metal preparation process.

Contact us to find how to receive an introductory video on becoming a professional gunsmith. Go to americangunsmithinginstitute.org/youtube or give us a call at: : 1-800-797-0867

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• refinishing
• bluing rust

[911escorpio]

Hello. black-oxided need steel wire of 0.50 mm in diameter x 30 cm. long, that substance you use? and at what temperature?

[Larsonthedrummerboy]

@Rynnakkokivaari76 there is no purpose in plugging the barrel because through all the handling and boiling and carding etc. some liquid will eventually leak into the bore. this is not a problem. when you boil the barrel, the rust on the inside will be converted too. all you have to do is run a wire cleaning brush through the bore after you are finished.

[NASTYTHEBOY]

looks good, id love to make my headers and pipes blue :]

[Rynnakkokivaari76]

I would like to know why in this video (the real one) they don't plug the barrel? Do they do anything to protect the bore at all?

[CheatinChad]

Better video quality would be very helpful.

Thanks for the video!