Degreased, 2 coats of cold blue scrubbed in with a 3M pad, heated with a heat gun. Scrubbed back to gray after. Holds up well to 3 years of use.
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What's the consensus on Kibler rifles Steel finish?
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Degreased, 2 coats of cold blue scrubbed in with a 3M pad, heated with a heat gun. Scrubbed back to gray after. Holds up well to 3 years of use.
Don
Photo makes it look blotchy. It isn't blotchy.
Don
Don
You’ve got to really try to make an ugly Kibler.
Love those browned and greyed finishes guys!
Love those browned and greyed finishes guys!
Clark Badgett
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There was a time period when the US arsenals went through a brown, bright, blued phase. Some years certain parts were required to be bright, then browned and lacquered, then case hardened blue (not color cased). Then they would decide everything was to be bright, then every part was colored in some fashion. It can be hard to track at times.
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