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Super Blackhawk out of the fire
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about a month ago I had a gentleman bring in his beloved Super Blackhawk old model that was very damaged in a house fire. His 1100 that he brought too was a total loss. Most was water and smoke damaged. It never got hot enough to change the temper of the steel but it was pitted and eroded throughout. Well after a week of constant work, its back to its close to original glory.
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Re: Super Blackhawk out of the fire
That cleaned up really nice. Nice looking pistol.
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Start with a good pistol.......:)
Looks good now, I bet the owner was ecstatic. |
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I have a super blackhawk, and it does not have the cylinder flutes.
I bought it back in the mid-60's - GREAT restoration! Man, I would CRY if mine went through that damage! |
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Never mind -
I just noticed this was the .357 and not the .44 |
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Nice job!
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Top notch work Eric. Beautiful job!
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If I remember correctly, it only has to heat up to about 400* to lose temper. Unless he is very sure, I would use caution. It wouldnt take long or necessarily have to have been very close to the flame to get to that temp.
Very nice work though. |
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I'll bet he was one happy guy. I just looked at one but it was 357 and i dont have a use for one. good job cleaning it up.
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wow nice job
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All I can say is you did a Outstanding Job!!
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great job helix,and yes your right about temp.i had to do one of my own many years ago. old semperfi
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great job.........
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That turned out nice.
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