My hi power after rust bluing, and new grips.

[masnart]

It was in really bad shape. Too bad i dont have the older pictures anymore.

Since i do rust bluing for others, i decided to do it.

Wanted to share. Hope you'll like it

[scattershot]

Turned out great, nice work.

[CXM]

That is a really nice job... turned out very well indeed...

V/r

Chuck

[Bob Reed]

Hello and Welcome Aboard,

You did an outstanding job.

[Mister Coffee]

The bluing looks good. Nice grips, too.

[masnart]

Thanks guys.. appreciate it .

Now I am doing a :
P64 Makarov
1979 Hi power

[bandito]

Welcome and great art work my friend. I wish I could have my HP done, but I really don't have an excuse to. It must be a MK111. It was original in the box and after swabbing the barrel, it may not have been fired. No brass on the breechface and not crud in the barrel. Someone cleaned it well if they fired a mag full. Bought it from an old school chum's estate. His cousin was selling. A story here. The guy was an accountant in Arizona and retired here in Misery to be by his MOM. Turns out as an investment, every January he bought another gun. I had an assortment to choose from. His cousin, whom I also know, was selling them for my late friend's Mom. So I bought it. It says made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal. I may not have all the nomenclatures right but the Portugal part is correct. I really like your work. Would like to do that to my gun and use stainless safety, slide release and mag release. Maybe hammer too. I guess gold would look pretty, but above my finances. Be Well. Packy

[eng208]

Looks great!  Did you soften the edges while prepping it?

[ibmikey]

Your rust bluing is really looking goood, I have tried small parts and did not get the results you have.  I have tried to post a photo of a recent bluing I did but the forum rejects it.  Anyway keep up the good work.