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Any Recommendations on WHO can do the following?

By PK90, in Gunsmithing

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M4BGRINGO    139

M4BGRINGO
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I bought a gun via Gunbroker quite awhile ago. Was an older S&W revolver, and the only reason I bought it was due to the fantastic job someone did polishing it! I have never shot it, just put it safely in the safe!  :)  If I can find who I bought it from I'll let you know. That is what he did as a hobby, take apart and polish guns. I don't have the patience.  ;)

 

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PK90    3,569

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7 minutes ago, Tunaman said:

400 grit,  600,  1000,  3000(you can take it this far by hand), green rouge,  red jewelers rouge on a wheel.  It'll shine like a mirror.

 

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bhunted    887

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Polishing isn’t cheap. Was going to have my colt polished and plated.Yikes isn’t the word for it. From what I was told, goes much work to get surface perfect.

 

I can contest to that. I did my SS Raptor by hand. Many hours.

 

Ya check out Accurate?

 

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siderman    1,136

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1 hour ago, glockncolts said:

If you have the time to take it apart just about any jewelry place would be able to do it for you I think.. I had two done before but the guy retired.

I don't know about Arizona but in NJ I'm thinking a jewelry store is not a proper destination under our travel exemptions for a hg. Even taken apart the receiver is still considered a hg. 

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9X19    125

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1 minute ago, PK90 said:

Yup. Probably sell this one and buy that one.

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Paul I just paid for one of the new Night Cobra DA only ones. Pick it up next week. Real nice trigger.

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glockncolts    48

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1 hour ago, siderman said:

I don't know about Arizona but in NJ I'm thinking a jewelry store is not a proper destination under our travel exemptions for a hg. Even taken apart the receiver is still considered a hg. 

I have no travel exemptions. I am an illegal....

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PK90    3,569

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5 hours ago, siderman said:

I don't know about Arizona but in NJ I'm thinking a jewelry store is not a proper destination under our travel exemptions for a hg. Even taken apart the receiver is still considered a hg. 

Travel Exemptions? :rofl:

But, as a dealer, I couldn't leave the frame with them. A non-licensee could.

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