Robar Companies Re-Finishing

FPrice

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I have several older S&W K-frames (both early 1970's vintage so no real collector value) which are mechanically good but have worn and marred finishes. I am thinking about having them re-finished with hopefully a close to original S&W blueing. S&W will do it but their price seems high. Their two main pluses are that the finish should be more correct than any other company and that I can drive my pistol there and pick-up, which saves me shipping costs.

Has anyone had a pistol re-blued by Robar? I have heard many good things about their other finishes but do not recall any discussions about their blueing?

I need some help and advice where to go.

Thanks.
 
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(Have guns from both places; not talking fron a$$.)

But whatsup with 'blue'?
 
Robar specializes in coatings/plating

Not to say they can't do blueing. Since shipping is such an outrage for handguns, the fact you can take it to S&W yourself is a huge bonus. You know it'll be done right, there.:)
 
WESHOOT2

"But whatsup with 'blue'?"

I want to try to return these firearms to (close to) their original condition. This includes blueing. No need for fancy finishes on either of them.
 
No need for fancy finishes on either of them.

I dunno, Price, blue done well is about the fanciest finish I know of. Like a vintage car done in 14 coats of hand rubbed lacquer, you can lose yourself in a good blue job.


If you go that route, try to post some pictures, will you?
 
captainHoek...

"I dunno, Price, blue done well is about the fanciest finish I know of."

I agree. By fancy finishes I was actually referring to more exotic finishes such as hard chrome or Black-T. I want these pistols to have the great blue jobs that used to come on S&W products.
 
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