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 Re: Question about rawhide hammer
#641692
Feb 3rd a 12:43 PM
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Yes, they are that hard. Typically the metal is inlet before final metal finish. Any small marks in the metal from the inletting process are given a final polish before bluing.
Metal finish is the last operation when building/stocking a gun. Blued parts can be inlet without damage to the finish but extreme care must be taken.
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