Jim B
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Has any one had any experience with Blaser R8. I am wanting to know what kind of finish Blaser uses on the alloy action. I need to know if the finish can be removed, engraved and then finished with something similar.
Question: Blaser finish
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capece rocco
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chimic nickel
Jim B
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capece rocco thanks for the reply. I was needing to know about the blued actions. This particular rifle is a one piece stock, so not much of the action is seen. I assume that the trigger guard and bottom metal are also of an aluminum alloy.
capece rocco
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the barrel is made in a bath (blue) the receiver and other parts in chimic nickel the trigger sometime in golld platted
kguns
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Good luck
Blasers are notoriously hard
The shotguns are too hard to cut at all. I've tried and I cannot EVEN SCRATCH THE FINISH. toughest
gun I have ever tried to cut
The rifles I'm not sure but I would guess hard as well.
As difficult as it may be sometimes it is better to return a gun and disappoint a client as to
do it poorly due to hardness.
Blasers are notoriously hard
The shotguns are too hard to cut at all. I've tried and I cannot EVEN SCRATCH THE FINISH. toughest
gun I have ever tried to cut
The rifles I'm not sure but I would guess hard as well.
As difficult as it may be sometimes it is better to return a gun and disappoint a client as to
do it poorly due to hardness.
Dose Blaser harden there firearms so only there engravers can engrave them? J.J.
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