While vacationing/working in West By God Virginia, my father borrowed my Smith Model 19 Combat Magnum, 4inch blue steel, a fair good looking and the Second Gun that I bought used for $300.00.
Today I recieved a panicked phone call while working in the family Qwikeee Mart from my dad, he wanted to know what he could do for rust on a gun, as a headache began developing behind my left eye I had to ask the question, "why would my gun be rusting rusting?" Since I asked a stupid question I got a stupid answer, aparently he put the gun in the back seat in a backpack that held snacks for my niece, and it now seems that the peaches were mushy and leaking juice all over the contents of the backpacking. Content that included my Second Gun, aparently the acid content in peaches is high enough to begin causing rust and blue damage in about 14 hours.
Now I have a question, does anyone know who can treat the problem and do a good job either reblueing the gun or is some other exotic coating better for durability (ie NP3 etc.)?
Kyle
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Today I recieved a panicked phone call while working in the family Qwikeee Mart from my dad, he wanted to know what he could do for rust on a gun, as a headache began developing behind my left eye I had to ask the question, "why would my gun be rusting rusting?" Since I asked a stupid question I got a stupid answer, aparently he put the gun in the back seat in a backpack that held snacks for my niece, and it now seems that the peaches were mushy and leaking juice all over the contents of the backpacking. Content that included my Second Gun, aparently the acid content in peaches is high enough to begin causing rust and blue damage in about 14 hours.
Now I have a question, does anyone know who can treat the problem and do a good job either reblueing the gun or is some other exotic coating better for durability (ie NP3 etc.)?
Kyle
I of sticky gun do ask for advice.