Blueing prob?

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    Time to make the chimichangas
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    I'm assuming based on the pistol that you would like to keep a refinish job to a reasonable price. Duracoat would be an option. Most other finishes would cost a good amount, and you might not recover the cost on a Ruger P95 if you decided to sell it later.

    Looks like Ruger will do a factory reblue for $80 but that doesn't cover shipping.

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    rugerfan12

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    I'm assuming based on the pistol that you would like to keep a refinish job to a reasonable price. Duracoat would be an option. Most other finishes would cost a good amount, and you might not recover the cost on a Ruger P95 if you decided to sell it later.

    Looks like Ruger will do a factory reblue for $80 but that doesn't cover shipping.

    Ruger Service Fees




    Thanks! I was wonder what would happen if i was to take the bluing off.
     

    rugerfan12

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    Oh i was also wondering if anyone knew of a good polishing compound. I wanna polish the part of the barrel you see all the time. I forgot what it's called sorry.
     
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