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I just finished a pair of Parker barrels. I used what has become my prefered method, 1 Wash and scrub with a steel brush the barrels using Simple Green concentrate. I do this twice using a graden hose to wash them off. Hang and let dry and then apply Brownells rust blue. Take a two hour nap and then boil them. I use a carding wheel to get the loose black rust off then I repete the process. Here in LA 2 hours is lots of rusting time. After the second rust I boil and card them again. I use CLEAN 0000 steel wool to card any tough to get areas. I then wipe them down with axel grease and let it set for 24 hours. Very good results!
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Nice, let me get your address and I'll get my Trojan barrels out to you! Got any pics?
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Sidelock
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Sidelock
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NO, FFL, just an old guy trying to save nice doubles. This two barrel "D" Parker has required a new stock, polish trigger guard and niter blue, draw file and HAND polish both sets of barrels.
It would have been a parts gun if I had to pay someone to do this much work.
bill
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