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roberte
Has anyone had any experiance with Brownelles Gun Kote. Bake on Laqueur I bought some and have not decided if it is worth trying on a firearm. It also says that it should not be used in parts subject to temperatures below 65 degrees. In Maine that is summer only. Does anyone know what will happen if it gets colder than 65.

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  • roberte
    A friend of mine just showed me an LC Smith that he took to a supposed gunsmith. He had to have a spring put in but when he got the gun back the supposed gunsmith had sprayed something on and and said he had to bake it. Needless to say the ribs came loose. Does anyone know what he may have sprayed and how to remove it. This produce was supposed to have been purchased from some gun products supplier.

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    Bob Mc Ghie
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  • only winchesters
    roberte: The ribs came loose because he got it to dame hot!! while "baking", it melted the silver solder or braze. Tell your friend to take it back and have the "gunsmith" fix it, or send it out for repair to someone who knows what he/she is doing!! If he refuses, then take him to small claims court. Regards Dave
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  • Salvage33
    He wasn't a very good gunsmith if he 'baked' a double barrel...he needs to re-solder the barrels and if he can't he dang well needs to pay to have it done.

    John


    A friend will post your bail. A good friend will be sitting next to you in the cell saying, "man that was fun!"
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  • perry shooter
    That was no gunsmith more like a BLACKSMITH people like him should be run out of town what state do you live in? I hope it is not Va.
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