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  • #31
    Re: 1847 Harper's Ferry Musket

    Tristan
    Use denatured alcohol. It is less reactive than most commercial thinners and strippers.It is highly flammable though.Also it wont damage your skin.It hurts if you get in a cut.Yes do disassemble the piece before you do anything.I had a Springfield Trapdoor conversion that was also coated in black paint at one time.Also dental picks work great on the small stuff.In the detail on the lock plate is what I am referring to.
    Give me a call if you have any questions.
    Russell L. Stanley
    Co.A 1st Texas Infantry
    Co.A 45th Mississippi
    Co.D 8th Missouri (CS)
    Steelville JayBirds Mess

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    • #32
      Re: 1847 Harper's Ferry Musket

      Thanks for the advice. When I get an opportunity in my schedule, I'll clean it up.
      Tristan Galloway

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      • #33
        Re: 1847 Harper's Ferry Musket

        How much of a difference are we talking? 1/2 to 1 inch?
        Karl Feldmeyer

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        • #34
          Re: 1847 Harper's Ferry Musket

          I think its a loyalist arms deal....

          Brent Brumagin
          Brent Brumagin

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