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http://www.laurelmountainforge.com/b...brown_inst.htm
a link to the instructions for barrel browning |
When I did it I bought a piece of PVC pipe long enough to fit the barrel in and capped the end. Then put the barrel in it and filled it untill the Evapo-Rust coverd the barrel. Then let it sit in the corner for 24 hours and PRESTO! No more rust. Or blueing.
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Pluckit thank you I've contemplating it and that seems like the best way to go.
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Evapo-Rust results.
Before  After  Before  After  |
The After picture of the rifle was taken after some sanding to try to remove some pitting. No sanding was done on the cannon.
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Thank you for the pics. I unfortunately need to wait till friday to pick some up. I'll probably go to the hardware store to pick up some pvc and end caps. Once thats don'e I'll have a better look at the bore.
Ohh yeah pluckit do you still use that traditions deer hunter that you built from a kit?? |
Originally Posted by Josmund
(Post 4055425)
Freebird,
Welcome back. I shoot at Parma Woods if you ever want make some smoke. The evaporust will do the job but be careful not to get any on the blueing. I learned the lesson the hard way. I had very little spilled on a table cover, I leaned my barrel up against it, and bam, I now have a blue free zone on the barrel. |
Originally Posted by freebirdfb
(Post 4055753)
Ohh yeah pluckit do you still use that traditions deer hunter that you built from a kit??
Here's the last target I shot with it. It doesn't shoot too badly.  |
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