Thanks for sharing the video and information. Never used any blueing. Have a single barrel 20 gauge needs blued. My first gun got it at 10 years of age.I am 65 now.

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very cool koba good info had a range day today tested the taurus 856 and ran dead on right out of box would recommend also ran 100 rounds steel cased through my ar15 and had alot of fun its dead on and very consistent ejection i fired it more today then all last year and the ammo here for at least temporary is coming back cheaper then buck a round but still have to hunt for it.

Appreciate the info thank you

i use crc brakleen brake cleaner, non chlorinated to degrease. then if it is very light rust , i use 2000 grit wet and dry paper first. then i gently rub with four 0000 stell wool while using a little gun oil. ive had pretty good results. birchwood casey super blue is great.

Thank you!

Sir what did you use to chamfer your cylinder? I have 2 New Model Remington's. 1 in .44 and 1 in .36. I would like to chamfer them and the new cylinders I just bought a long with modifying the area around the cones for a proper capper and modify the frames for conical bullets even though I'm not casting my own right now.

Looks like u dun good again.

I would strongly suggest using nitrile gloves when working with these chemicals. Thanks for the video.

I use my native Casey degreaser, bluing is much better

Please use gloves when dealing with cold blueing ! It's bad stuff for your skin !

Rem oil is garbage don't use that stuff . I've had better luck with clp

Sorry but this video is 10 minutes too long. It's like watching a car rust.