Posted: 10/30/2013 7:38:30 PM EDT
| Any way i can remove this heat stainhttp://s11.postimg.org/t8nrcv6vn/image.jpg |
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Its not a heat stain. Its the finish getting rubbed/scrapped/chaffed off during cycling. Just like the poster above said. Quoted:
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There must be a way to remove it Its not a heat stain. Its the finish getting rubbed/scrapped/chaffed off during cycling. Just like the poster above said. |
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Buying one brand new and never racking the slide or shooting it will prevent that. Quoted:
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There must be a way to remove it Buying one brand new and never racking the slide or shooting it will prevent that. Haha.  Should have bought a stainless gun OP; stainless slide + stainless barrel.
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There must be a way to remove it The blueing that was orginally on the barrel has been removed so there is nothing to remove to make it look new. You have to "add" to make it look new again. The best thing you can do would be to put a little grease on it to reduce the wear when you plan in firing it a bunch, but what you see is completely normal. When you said heat stain I assumed you where talking about the fouling ring on the face of revolver cylinders like this: 
This can be removed... |
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There must be a way to remove it Remove what? If you are referring to the wear on the outside of the barrel/chamber at the ejection port, that is the normal result of shooting the gun. All guns have components that work into each other during the break-in period. My $0.02 - You have a quality, well-built gun. What you see is normal from use. Spend more time really learning how to shoot it and less time worrying about how it looks. |
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All and any form of nitrocarburizing-nitriding are colourless. Is this thread for reals 
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Get it refinished in melonite. Even then, it'll wear off eventually if you actually use it.  All and any form of nitrocarburizing-nitriding are colourless. Is this thread for reals
HTR? My guess is no. |
