Ballshooter
50 Cal.
Ok can I see some really good close up pictures? Also for those of you that tried this how do you like it?
Thanks, Ballshooter
Thanks, Ballshooter
Is it the kind that you heat the barrel first with a propane torch then sizzle it on? If it is, I've used it before and after about 3 coats, it turned out pretty good. I don't remember if mine was from Dixie, but I'd think they all would be close.Ok can I see some really good close up pictures? Also for those of you that tried this how do you like it?
Thanks, Ballshooter
Reminds me of the story my mother used to tell me about her mom ordering "Sure Ant Killer" through the catalogue. When it came, it was two little blocks of wood with instructions that read, "Place ant on block A and hit with block B." Anytime after that when we received something that wasn't what it was cracked up to be, we referred to it as, "Sure Ant Killer."Back when Turner Kirkland ran DGW I ordered a bottle of their browning solution. I received an aspirin bottle of, what I believe then and still believe today, water. I thought it was pretty funny, ****** me off a bit, but funny none the less.
Robby
Just for the sake of asking, did you try to use it? Yes, it does look like water but . . . it has worked well for me.Back when Turner Kirkland ran DGW I ordered a bottle of their browning solution. I received an aspirin bottle of, what I believe then and still believe today, water. I thought it was pretty funny, ****** me off a bit, but funny none the less.
Robby
Wow! Sorry to hear that. Luckily my experience has been different. I hope that you let them know about it . . . In an aggressive sort of way.Yes I did pooch, it beaded up somewhat like water, had absolutely no smell and I could find nothing it reacted on that made me think it was anything but water.
Robby
Hmmm. It was my uncle, about 12 years old, who originally advertised and sold those. Grandad finally caught on and made him stop. Would you like me to reimburse you?Reminds me of the story my mother used to tell me about her mom ordering "Sure Ant Killer" through the catalogue. When it came, it was two little blocks of wood with instructions that read, "Place ant on block A and hit with block B." Anytime after that when we received something that wasn't what it was cracked up to be, we referred to it as, "Sure Ant Killer."
Lets see, 50 cents back in the 1930's or 40's times interest, depression hard times and inflation? Just send me one of your black powder revolvers and we'll be square!!Hmmm. It was my uncle, about 12 years old, who originally advertised and sold those. Grandad finally caught on and made him stop. Would you like me to reimburse you?Polecat
Grandad just made me stop. SorryLets see, 50 cents back in the 1930's or 40's times interest, depression hard times and inflation? Just send me one of your black powder revolvers and we'll be square!!
Just my luckGrandad just made me stop. Sorry![]()
Track of the Wolf has a product called Mark Lee's browning solution. I have used it several times and it works GREAT!Ok can I see some really good close up pictures? Also for those of you that tried this how do you like it?
Thanks, Ballshooter
I don't see why not. Just be sure to clean the spot free of oil and grease.I am looking to just touch up a nick in the barrel that took a small spot of brown off, would the DGW Cold Browning work on that as well?