Originally posted by ELVIS
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
I have been a gun cleaning fool this week! got a new project...
Collapse
X
-
-
Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostPlease tell me more about how bluing is the same as browning. You do realize its not even the same chemical makeup right?ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
Comment
-
Originally posted by Yale View PostRust bluing and what you idiots are calling, "browning," are the same thing. Cold bluing and hot bluing are a different.
You will never ever confuse black oxide for surface rust, you can confuse browning (which is red rust) for surface rust because it is the same color and composition.
Any bluing process should produce a form of black oxide (Fe3O4) not red oxide.
Just say "lulz...I didn't know my bad. Kthxbye"
Comment
-
Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View PostNo, browning produces red oxide...Fe2O3, and bluing produces black oxide...Fe3O4.
You will never ever confuse black oxide for surface rust, you can confuse browning (which is red rust) for surface rust because it is the same color and composition.
Any bluing process should produce a form of black oxide (Fe3O4) not red oxide.
Just say "lulz...I didn't know my bad. Kthxbye"ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
Comment
-
Originally posted by Yale View PostRust bluing and what you idiots are calling, "browning," are the same thing. Cold bluing and hot bluing are a different.May God give us strength and courage in the time of our darkest hours.
Semper Fi
Comment
-
Originally posted by Jester View Postit's okay to be wrong.....but you got to admit when you are wrong.ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
Comment
-
Originally posted by Yale View PostI'm not wrong about it not needing steel wool, or Winchester using rust bluing on early 1897 shotguns (yours). I am willing to be wrong about rust bluing and browning.
Comment
-
Comment