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    Quote Originally Posted by Aspp View Post
    45-50% petrolium distilates
    <25% petrolium lubricants
    <10% Non-Haz ingrediants aka "Fish oil" or "Organic oil"
    The other ingrediants are all propelents and other chems that make it work better and stay stable.

    Straigt out of the MSDS under my desk.

    In the old days it was all fish oil, but that started getting too costly and they adjusted the formula. So your BOTH right. lol
    Well I stand corrected. Thanks for the info.
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    Just a quick update, after I got the gun broken down, and the butt stock removed from the receiver, I used 3M adhesive remover and got all the sticky gummy residue off the barrels, fore end, receiver and stock. I sanded down the fore end and butt stock with 600grit (wet sanded) to smooth it down. The wood isn't bad, the finish is pretty much shot because of the tape and adhesive and trying to remove it. That's why I sanded it down. I used the 600grit to sand the barrels too because of the amount of rust and pitting on them. So they're getting prepped for some DuraBake.

    I'm not going to us the higher heat, (low setting 150degrees for 3 hours) Gonna try to get the receiver apart to at least get the action lever out and the safety out to get a good finish on the receiver...just have to find the trick to get it apart...

    Will keep you guys updated.



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    goning to do the DuraBake tomorrow after the new soon to be owner of my house gets done with her walk through again with one her relatives...(I hate this process of buying and selling of houses...BAH!)

    Okay, got the fore end and butt stock digital camo painted and cleared. Not on to getting OD green on it. Will post some pics when it is close. Decided not to break down the actual receiver because of the way it is constructed as everything is held in place with pins that have to be driven out, so, will make the best of it by carefully taping off the moving parts and stuff...



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    Good luck with that! Are you sure its not worth paying a GS to pull it apart for you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aspp View Post
    Good luck with that! Are you sure its not worth paying a GS to pull it apart for you?
    No....I should be good to go doing the outside. It works, it just just needs a cleaning and some color....LOL



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    LOL! As my wife says "Your famous last words are what...????"
    "We have a criminal and a system problem, we don't have a gun problem in this state," he said. "As long as legislators concentrate on gun control, we will continue to have mass shootings and the legislators will have blood on their hands."
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    I finally got this one done, between moving and getting settled in to the new house, I had a bit of time to get this finished up. I hope my co-worker likes it.



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    Lookin' good there C ! Definitely "more gooder" than before.

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    nicely done - it looks ready for another 20 to 30 hunting seasons!

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    Cute as a speckled pup...good job.
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