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Gun Restore | 1942 Smith & Wesson from Pacific Palisades Wildfire, (with test firing).

#restoration #pacificpalisadesfire Here is another fire project for the channel. The difference from the last couple is that this revolver was in a wildfire and not a house fire. Fire restorations are always very difficult to disassemble. This firearm was no different in that aspect. The Smith & Wesson Regulation police was mainly used for police training and police work. Female police officers tended to use the .32 S&W long cartridge variant. This model was first introduced in 1917 and was designed with a square butt for bigger hands. This cartridge was also used alot because of its higher accuracy and lower recoil. Hopefully you learn something and enjoy the video. As always thanks for watching and consider subscribing for future content. EWINRACING link below: https://bit.ly/49Udx6s DISCOUNT CODE: TKB ( FOR 25% OFF) +++Member Content is coming along+++ New membership is greatly appreciated but never required. +++Hot Bluing Process+++ Tools Needed: 1. Stainless steel or Ceramic pot 2. Glass of stainless steel spoon 3. Glass thermometer 4. stainless steel basket 5. Respirator 6. Eye protection 7. latex or pvc gloves 8. Camp stove cook top 9. Propane tank 10. Lighter 11. Shop towels 12. Well ventilated area 13. Quench bath 14. Oil to sit in for 24 hours, wd-40, used motor oil 15. Steel wire for hanging parts 16. Acetone or brake cleaner 17. Scale that can measure lbs, oz. Materials Needed: 1. Distilled water 2. 99% Sodium Hydroxide - 5lbs per 1 Gallon of distilled water 3. 99% Potassium Nitrate - 2.5lbs per gallon of distilled water 4. WD-40 Process: First add the distilled water then add the sodium hydroxide and stir the sodium until the exothermic reaction is complete and the solution clears. Always wear a respirator during the process. No aluminum can ever go into the solution. Then add the potassium nitrate while stirring the whole time. After the Potassium has been thoroughly mixed you can start the burner. Use the Thermometer to bring the temperature to 250 degrees Fahrenheit slowly. Some of the solution will burn off and evaporate during the process so you will have to add more distilled water. Poor the water down the side of the pot slowly to avoid and splashing or bursts. Once it starts to boil you are ready to add in the part. Make sure the Part is suspended in the solution with steel wire that has been degreased. Small parts do not need to be suspended so you will need a stainless steel frying basket to put into the solution. All the parts to be blued must be stripped and degreased before hand so you do not hot blue for a long durations. The faster you can do it the better. Means less blueing to evaporate and less time wearing the goggles and respirator. Do not touch the parts with bare hands after it has been degreased. Suspend the part in the solution for 5 - 8 mins. After take out and quench in hot water. After is has cooled down take it out and place it into wd-40 for 24 hours. Then the part comes out and you wipe all left over residue and oil off. Always wear protective equipment. This solution is caustic and corrosive and will burn your skin badly. Please always practice safe and controlled blueing. After finished the blueing can be stored in a proper container stainless or ceramic only. It will keep for two to three weeks. After you have used it and want to discard it. Please call you bailer facility to see where you can dispose of your solution. The Ph level is high and it must be disposed of properly and legally.