Winchester 62A made in 1941:
The damage didn't happen on my watch, but it is severe enough that I don't believe the rifle will ever have any collectable value.
If that's the case, I would like some input on the best DIY method to clean it up for use (e.g., brass brush Dremel, chemical, etc.) I'm pretty ignorant of such.
It's a sweet shooter and is like the one I was taught to shoot at age 8
Thanks,
Will
The damage didn't happen on my watch, but it is severe enough that I don't believe the rifle will ever have any collectable value.
If that's the case, I would like some input on the best DIY method to clean it up for use (e.g., brass brush Dremel, chemical, etc.) I'm pretty ignorant of such.
It's a sweet shooter and is like the one I was taught to shoot at age 8
Thanks,
Will