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Remington Rolling Block Rifle
Restored by Curt Hardcastle
Case Hardening by Classic Guns
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**All prices are exclusive of polishing parts, which we must examine before quoting.**
***Large users please contact us for quantity discount***
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Excerpt from AMERICAN HANDGUNNER ANNUAL 2006 magazine
"A few inquiries led me to CLASSIC GUNS, INC. and a few minutes on the phone had me convinced that they knew what they were doing."
"The gun was reassembled with great care, because the refinished parts were nothing less than spectacular. The case-hardening had the beautiful mottled colors that defined the pre-war Colts and the (Carbona) blue that lustrous dark color that cannot be duplicated by today's dip-and-dunk processes." Charles E. Petty
Firearm Restoration implies bringing a firearm back to its original, factory condition.
We, Classic Guns Inc., have extensive knowledge of the types of firearms we restore. We research exactly how that firearm was finished by the factory; i.e., the type of bluing that was done on its various parts, which parts may have been color case hardened, and when possible the process and material originally use.
All surfaces are polished by hand, not with a buffing wheel. Preparing the firearm for a finish involves removing pitting and dings, restoring contours, flattening the flats, etc.. Because we only do hand polishing, this is where the bulk of the labor is.
Note also that the firearm needs to be "cooperative". No one can take a gun that's in horrible condition and make it 100%.
*Original Colt 1862 Police Revolver Completely Restored By Classic Guns, Engraving By Ken Hurst, Ivory Grips by Jerry Meacham.*
Referrals
John Campbell - Double Gun Classics, E-Magazine
Dave Chicoine - Gunsmith & Author
Ken Hurst - Master Engraver
H. G. Lomas - Gunmaker
John King - Master Gunsmith
Gary Grainger - Frontier Classic Arms- Cowboy Action Guns - Reproduction Antique Guns
Rick Sanborn - Green Mountain Rifle Barrels
TTN Intl. Inc. - Importer of Side by Side Hammer Shotguns
Oglesby & Oglesby - Gunmakers
Prices for Case Hardening and Bluing
BONE AND CHARCOAL CASE COLORING
We Reproduce the Various Factory Case-Hardening Colors
SMALL Colt SAA, Ruger SA, Percussion Revolvers Including Clones, Etc.. $100.00
MEDIUM Box/Side Lock, O/U, Marlin 39, 93, 94, 97, Winchester 92, high-wall, low-wall, and Ruger No. 1 $200.00
LARGE Winchester 73, 76, 86, Marlin 81, Sharps, Rolling Block, Ballard, Farquharson, Etc.. $235.00
Disassemble, clean metal, preparation for color case, and reassemble at additional cost including all parts originally case hardened.
Individual small parts, $40.00 minimum.
CARBONA BLUING
Classic Guns, Inc. has added Carbona Bluing to its services. Carbona (or charcoal blue) was used by most U.S. manufactureers up to W.W. II.
·Colt S.A. & Clones (less frame) $195.00
·Model 1911 Auto-Pistol $195.00
*Phone for Prices on other Guns*
RUST BLUING
·Single Barrel $100.00
·Side X Side -or- Over\Under $225.00
·Rifle Barrel and Magazine Tube $200.00
·Magazine Tube $40.00 and Up
NITER BLUING
·Single Action or Percussion Revolver $95.00
·Screws (FIRE BLUED) $5.00 AND UP
ANNEALING
·Annealing Per Firearm $35.00
OTHER SERVICES
Price for Disassembly and Reassembly
·Pistol $70.00 AND UP
·Rifle $100.00 AND UP
·Box Lock $185.00 AND UP
·Side Lock $200.00 AND UP
***Restoration prices are for reference only. Prices are subject to change without notice. Other work and restoration services on request.***
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