How to polish brass on firearms

Shinny gun! Good way to get scalped!

Sobered up a guy real fast when mine was pointed at his belly. He didn't move that shotgun he was carrying another millimeter.

So I didn't get scalped. :D

The Doc is out now. :cool:

(Checking out this thread since I just got my first brass frame six-shooter. A Spiller & Burr)
 
It's the vinegar in the tabasco. 'Course the chili peppers probably don't hurt either.
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So I suppose if you have a sensitive stomach, you could use Ketchsup? :rolleyes: I'm just wondering now how long you guys who do this have to cook your guns to make them chewable??? :D

The Doc is out and done being silly now. :cool:
 
I have always used Brasso for no other reason than thats what i used i have Never Dull just never used it. After reading this thread i tried it Brasso works good Never Dull worked better.
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I agree with hawg; I like it dull. The old henry 1860's look better with the brass reciever unpolished. I can't wait till my new henry lever action .357's brass dulls abit.
 
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