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After the successful tests, I started the process to blue the remaining smaller pieces:
Process is the same as in the previous post. After ultrasonic cleaning, I noted that the lower band had the screw fittings brazed to the stamped band. As Brass will not blue, the brazed parts needed to be blackened. Band stripped: ![]() After bluing, before blackening: ![]() The rear sight is actually composed of seven different pieces. After disassembling the sight, each piece was blued. After reassembly, I filled in the markings with a grease pencil to make them easier to read. Rear sight: ![]() Bolt blued and assembled: ![]() Front sight assembly blued and reassembled to test fit: ![]() Side view: ![]() Bolt, trigger guard, and rear sight (after oil bath): ![]() Screws, trigger, sear, etc: ![]() Some of the tiny pieces: rear sight pin, rear sight elevation retaining pin, front sight pin, and the detent plunger for the rear sight ![]() Next: Barrelled Receiver
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