Rebluing

[Bull Elk]

Can anyone recommend someone in Northern California/Bay Area who can professionally reblue my 1967 Browning A5 20 gauge? I'm in Solano County.

Thanks

Larry

[Thefeeder]

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You want to reblue that nice a-5 you posted at one time?

NOOOOOOOOOO! For the love of god.

Please, put down what ever your drinking tonight and step away.

[bsg]

unless it got dragged across a gravel pit... i'd leave it alone.

[ysr_racer]

Not in Nor Cal, but these guys are the best there is.

http://www.gunbluing.com/

Good prices too.

[bjl333]

You want to reblue that nice a-5 you posted at one time?

NOOOOOOOOOO! For the love of god.

Please, put down what ever your drinking tonight and step away.

Unless you REALLY REALLY want to pretty up the gun or I'd listen to Thefeeder!!!

[bsg]

Not in Nor Cal, but these guys are the best there is.

http://www.gunbluing.com/

Good prices too.

got them bookmarked; heard good things about them, but no firsthand experience.

[ysr_racer]

I've used them twice, only one word can describe their work: Flawless

[Bull Elk]

A5

You want to reblue that nice a-5 you posted at one time?

NOOOOOOOOOO! For the love of god.

Please, put down what ever your drinking tonight and step away.

This is a recent purchase. It's a 1967 3" magnum with a very low serial number. Overall it's in very good condition. There a couple of areas behind the trigger and the thin metal strip at the top of stock where it meets the wood. I proposed rebluing to keep rust from occurring. Otherwise it's a beautiful shotgun. I'm debating picking up a matching 1967 A5 12 gauge for $500 that's in even better condition than the 20 gauge.

Your thoughts?

Larry

[Thefeeder]

This is a recent purchase. It's a 1967 3" magnum with a very low serial number. Overall it's in very good condition. There a couple of areas behind the trigger and the thin metal strip at the top of stock where it meets the wood. I proposed rebluing to keep rust from occurring. Otherwise it's a beautiful shotgun. I'm debating picking up a matching 1967 A5 12 gauge for $500 that's in even better condition than the 20 gauge.

Your thoughts?

Larry

Just keep a light coat of oil on the gun and you will not have a problem. wipe with an oiled cloth after handling

As far as the 12.....not enough info to give a good option. However 500 is a safe price to pay for a decent A-5 12ga.

Post some pics of the 20....take some close ups of the barrel markings