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What Can I Do To My GPR?
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rustyh
40 Cal.
Can't remember the brand but it was one of the brush on let it sit type then I just wiped it off with steel wool and did a wipe down with mineral spirits.
Black Jaque Janaviac
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The GPRs are pretty good guns. If you don't have any specific problems to correct, such as hangfires, accuracy, failure to fire etc. then there is nothing much you can or should do but practice.
That said, there are lots of cosmetic accents you can add to your GPR. Barrel browning, new stocks, faux aging, file off stamped lettering, and brass tacks.
That said, there are lots of cosmetic accents you can add to your GPR. Barrel browning, new stocks, faux aging, file off stamped lettering, and brass tacks.
