I agree with everybody else. It sure looks like Arkansas mud/clay to me.
Reading the letter from the supposed Sherriffs office, it says that the
serial numbers had been filed off. Yet, you can see the writings on the
slide. Anybody know if that's where the serial numbers are on a S&W .45?
It also says that may be able to return it to it's owner. If the serial
numbers are missing, how can you tell who the owner is??????????
Also, Evapo-Rust did a nice job restoring the wooden handle on that hatchet
at the bottom of the page. ;-)
Brian
>Here's a product I've been looking at that sounds promising:
>
>http://www.evapo-rust.com/index.html
>
>OTOH, how did they get a stainless .45 to rust??? Enquiring minds .....
>
>No personal/financial interest in the product, in fact I haven't tried it
>yet.
>Rick
>
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