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Browning 1922
- Thread starter DevX
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If the WaA inspection code on the holster is D20, here are manufacturers that used that inspector.
D20
-Star Bonifacio, Echeverria S.A., Eibar, Spanien : (Star B pistolen)
-Unceta Y Compania S.A., Guernica, Spanien : (Astra 300 pistolen)
-Manufactures d'Armes des Pyrénées, Hendaye, Frankreich (Unique)
-Manufactures d'Armes de Bayonne, Bayonne, Frankreich (MAB)
JT
D20
-Star Bonifacio, Echeverria S.A., Eibar, Spanien : (Star B pistolen)
-Unceta Y Compania S.A., Guernica, Spanien : (Astra 300 pistolen)
-Manufactures d'Armes des Pyrénées, Hendaye, Frankreich (Unique)
-Manufactures d'Armes de Bayonne, Bayonne, Frankreich (MAB)
JT
WOW, Nice pickup!
00 fine steel wool and Break Free or Kroil. Spray a small piece of the steel wool with the oil and rub the areas affected.
Just be sure to get all the steel wool fibers off afterwards. and give it a wipe down with a clean rag sprayed lightly with oil.
I cleaned up an Argentine Mauser that way that had some pretty bad splotches of rust on it. Rifle's bluing looked almost brand new when I was done and the rust hasn't come back after a year.
Just be sure to get all the steel wool fibers off afterwards. and give it a wipe down with a clean rag sprayed lightly with oil.
I cleaned up an Argentine Mauser that way that had some pretty bad splotches of rust on it. Rifle's bluing looked almost brand new when I was done and the rust hasn't come back after a year.
Nice pickup Dev!
0000 steel wool and Breakfree is the ticket. DO NOT use any commercial "rust removers" that contain acid. These will remove the bluing so fast it'll make your head spin. That goes for any acidic "home brew" rust removers like Coca Cola, vinegar, etc.
When you get it cleaned up, bring it down to the range. I'll bring my CZ27, Colt 1903, and Beretta 1935 and we'll have a .32ACP shoot-off.
However, if you were the one that was at the range shooting Amerc .32 ACP, you're not feeding it well. Amerc is the worst ammo ever - I won't even save the brass. I've had the best luck with S&B.
0000 steel wool and Breakfree is the ticket. DO NOT use any commercial "rust removers" that contain acid. These will remove the bluing so fast it'll make your head spin. That goes for any acidic "home brew" rust removers like Coca Cola, vinegar, etc.
When you get it cleaned up, bring it down to the range. I'll bring my CZ27, Colt 1903, and Beretta 1935 and we'll have a .32ACP shoot-off.
However, if you were the one that was at the range shooting Amerc .32 ACP, you're not feeding it well. Amerc is the worst ammo ever - I won't even save the brass. I've had the best luck with S&B.
