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I am one of those guy's that get to fix what has been DIY'd Most of the products mentioned above in my experience are stop gap at best. IMHO If it truly needs work. There are people that have the skills, like I have that can make it look like it did when that box was first opened...

I would say you need to find some one like myself that does bluing, if all you have is wear. I can make it look like it did when the box was first opened. I see that you are way up north, and I am less then 70 miles from our southern border

I see many answers here, that are correct. I do bluing. Complete polishing to customers desire. AND In my not so humble (and some say rightly so) opinion. My bluing is second to none, and affordable.

what caliber is the rifle is the first question? There is a good wildcat based on the 300 savage cartridge. Savage also made the 99 in 308, the 270/308 has had good things written of it. Using a 99 Unless it is on the box mag model, if you do not match the shell to the rotary mag, the...

Just holster wear? I can make it look like new. Just like it came out of the box

does it happen with ammo of all manufacture?

+1 for rcmodel!

the pin in question is a solid pin. The left end may be slightly rounded so a cupped end punch could be used, but I have found for myself that short punches to get it started give me the needed control of the punch, along with the power to make the pin move at first.

A good bench a good bench block, and then The harder the pin is to move, use shorter pin punches. When I have a hard pin to move I start with a punch that is shorter then 1/4 inch, after the pin has moved I move up in length. The pin in the KAHR K9's I have wroked on are tight from...

If you happen to be in or near Tucson, AZ. and have a Vanguard, Howa or Smith&Wesson, that has the poor feeling trigger, give me a try, I Know I can make these have a very nice trigger! as I have done several.

The trigger as it is set at the factory needs a lot of help, I can't argue that. But once you understand that detent plunger is THE safety, take the trigger a part, make the surface's glass smooth, set the travels, and then re-size that detent plunger to fit in the space left after adjusting...

There are quite a few items being sold to tune and fine tune barrel harmonics. the pillow block system , is one. or another is adjustable spring loaded plunger system that when installed in the forend of the stock can put adjustable pressure near the mid part of the barrel. I went to...

Myself, 520-235-1374

My first thought is why do you want the new trigger? Want it lighter and more ajustable for target work? How light are you thinking of going?

Kick eze will bend a little to fit the contour. but after squarring it up, any pad can be fit , then it is just up to you picking from the many makes and styles.

Everyone should hand polish a barrel once in a lifetime, that way they can enjoy when a smith takes something that was...... pick one (or more): bubba'd, diy mess, propping the barn door open for 30years. And makes it look really good.

Go to shops and ranges that have used revolvers,or revolvers being used daily. Any revovler that has been used much at will most likely have that ring/line on the cylinder. It is also why shops don't let/like for customers to work the actions on brand new revolvers as every time the...

If you want to have it look like new just out of the box, AND it only is the holster wear issue. pitting is variable that can get in the way. There are smiths that can make it look that way, I am one of them. Pay me or someone like myself and end up with something that will cause...

If you have a current copy of Brownells the last blue page has ball park numbers, low/high, on what they are finding is the going rate for smiths they have talked to/polled.

When removing A pinned FH, grind as deep a needed to find the the pin(s) once you can clearly see that you are past the weld, turn the FH forward and back just a little each way until the pins raise up and sometimes fall out then unscrew the FH. Easy on the barrel, hard on the FH. But...