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I recently came accross a pistol that had pitting on one side as well as the barrel. The person repaired the pitting and refinished the gun. Did a GREAT job! Then I ask his method he told me he wouldnt tell me. OK, does anyone here know the best way to repair pitting? I have some pretty extreme ideas but think I would be better asking the masses here first, before I attempt anything. Thanks and if I figure it out, I'll post pictures of my luger project!!!! Regards, JAG | ||
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Jag, I would love to know the answer to that one too. I have a frame in need of filling of pits and refinishing. Tom | |||
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Tig welding and surface grinding. | |||
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quote:Good one Malm!! Just sprayed coffee all over my monitor! | |||
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I watched an engraver undercut a bad pit, cut off a small piece of black-wire, hammer it into a small ball then hammer it into the hole, folded over the sides and used a burnishing tool to clean up. No abrasives used and was near impossible to see. | |||
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GSP, that was my first thought, even have one lined out if needed. I thought that I could build the surfaces and then mill them back down. We will see. AK, I would like to hear more about the method you spoke of. If you have a link to any info it would be great. JAG | |||
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