Any input on finishing the trigger assembly without taking it apart
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Metal finish trigger assembly
- Thread starter n_mcclintic
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Phil Coffins
69 Cal.
Nope.
If I have a small part like a trigger assy. , Since most old guns are dark in color to start with. , I mostly use cold blue on the exposed parts , with a Que-tip. Clean the exposed surfaces with alcohol to remove any oils , or waxes. Put a light coat of blue on the parts. All will be well. Make sure to oil the areas that you blued.
Mgbruch
40 Cal
Yes, take it apart to finish the individual pieces. Especially if you're working with double set triggers. They're not that scary. If you're worried about getting everything back together properly, take a photo or two before you disassemble them.
Thanks for the input
