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My '03 has the usual partially parkerized bolt parts and the 11-44 barrel shows the fine milling marks. Can a complete amateur do any polishing on any of these parts without doing more harm than good? Is a Dremel at useful for any of this, or does one really need good polishing wheels? There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | ||
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Bill, I've polished a couple of Springfields and lots of Mausers with nothing more than files, stones, wetordry, and emory cloth. Time and patience is about all else required. | |||
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Talking about polishing, what parts should one stone to eliminate (light) trigger creep at let-off stage ? André DRSS --------- 3 shots do not make a group, they show a point of aim or impact. 5 shots are a group. | |||
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Hello the Campfire: If one does not know what parts to stone to remove creep, one should not try it. Find someone who does know and watch several times before you try. THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE. Just my humble opinion, but please let me know where you are shooting so I sill not be there. Judge Sharpe Is it safe to let for a 58 year old man run around in the woods unsupervised with a high powered rifle? | |||
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