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Hello Folks I'm progressing the rust blue of a VZ-33 '98 in 257. However I'm a bit stumped on the safety, which is a Satterlee M70 style (for Mauser obviously). I can't see how to blue it without disassembling, it, but that looks like it needs special tools to drive out those tiny pins. Any ideas on how to proceed ?? Cheers - Foster | ||
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I would blue it assembled. Blow it completely dry after boilings. After the final boil and card immerse it in a 50/50 mix of ATF and acetone overnight and you should be good to go. I've done quite a few small asseblies this way. | |||
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Whew - thats my sort of solution ! Thanks | |||
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The pin is not very hard to get out. Clamp the safety in a vise and a gentle tap with the correct punch will get it out easily. If you can rust blue it I'm sure you can get the pin out. John Farner If you haven't, please join the NRA! | |||
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Dear Tentman: I agree with Toomany Tools. I've rust blued a three position Dakota safety after disassembling it. I just filled in the bigger holes and the bolt threads with clear silicon (Permatex) the night before I rust blued it. When you are done, just push out the silicon with a punch and/or use fine steel wool to rub it off, dump the part in a sodium bicarbinate bath again, and you are good to go. Sincerely, Chris Bemis | |||
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