Black SS body

[Konigballer]

It may well be teflon; I remember that's how it was advertised anyway. As far as getting it redone, I had a stainless model 70 teflon coated by a gunsmith in Williams Lake about ten years ago and the finish is still amazing. Maybe check around for gunsmiths in your area if you want to go the teflon route. It wasn't terribly expensive if I rember correctly (somewhere around 150.00, but that was for everything- breech, bolt, barrel and trigger group).

Thats a good idea. There are a bunch of gunsmiths in my area, an nowadays there are tons of different firearm finishing companys online. Gotta stay away from Georgia Gunsmithing though, they have a bad reputation on MCB.

[BTAutoMag]

I talked to the chemical boys at work about stripping it and they said "it needs to be baked off at a high temp... in a well ventalated area... or you will pass out and die. should just flake off after that"

he didnt say how high a temp or for how long but this kinda thing is outta my league


dont die

[athomas]

I'm pretty sure you can polish it off with an abrasive as if you were polishing a stock stainless body.

[audioSLAVE]

I'm pretty sure you can polish it off with an abrasive as if you were polishing a stock stainless body.

Yes you can, it just takes a little longer than the bodies with the grey finish. I used sandpaper.

[BTAutoMag]

what about sandblasting it with glass bead?