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Mick, you have two options.

 

1) Hot black/blue

2) Cold black/blue

 

Hot blackening is complicated to do at home but can be done, requiring a heat tank. The benefit is that hot black is more ware resistant than cold black. You could send the barrel to a gun smith, who would charge between £80 and £150 depending how much polishing work would need to be done.

 

Cold blackening, DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT buy the RIP OFF cold blackening that you can find in the gun shops. You will be buying 5ml or may be 15ml for £8+. Cold blackening is available on the net and you will get a life times supply for less than £20 (500ml).

 

If you want some more info on cold black, give me a PM and I'll give you a URL and explain how I use the stuff.

 

John

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