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Removing rust and tarnish from EELL


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Various methods ,all can work but best if gun is fully stripped and lacquered when done . If the guard is blacked then reblacking is the only really successful way of permanently treating it . Personally I always strip the gun degrease all parts then lightly brush with appropriate polishing compounds . If the rust is eaten in then it may have to be treated with an acid pickle to get it all out . Be warned if it has "gold inlay" this is usually just a plating and will disappear if not careful.

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It is important to get the rust sorted the tarnish on the side plates should polish out but it's more important to identify why it got to rust and ensure it does not happen again.if it was down to a damp cabinet might be worth getting the gun stripped and cleaned as the inside may be affected.

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As long as it gives you pleasure some years ago I also had berettas its all about choice do you mostly shoot clays,

I do shoot mainly clay these days.i like to shoot at least 100 on a day out.used to do a lot of game and pigeon years ago but leave the wet muddy fields to the young uns nowadays

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