will it harm value of antique firearms?
467162
The seller states, "Developed by the British Museum in the early 1950s for fine art conservation, Renaissance Wax Polish is a blend of highly refined micro-crystalline fossil-origin waxes. It can be used on virtually all solid surface materials - even paper. The #1 choice of museums, galleries and professionals worldwide! ". I have found this to be a true statement and I use the wax on many fine items. I would have no problem using it on an antique firearm. However, I have no idea about how it might impact the value of said item.
467163
The product performs as performs as advertized. I have used it on my own firearms to good visual effect. "Value" will be determined my the buyer/seller and their own take on the condition of the firearm.....original or restored....????
1329340
here is a gun worth monitoring: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=468424658
265593
I would say yes it shouldn't matter when it was build if the gun is the same model should be made the same way.
1197548
i don't think they would ruin it, over time steel BBs will wear on the barrel but i would think that would take a long time and it wouldn't make any difference if you always shot BBs. My answer is No.
2224798
If it is an ak74 then yes no problem but if it is an ak47 then I am not sure. I think it would be fine but I can not say that with 100% confidence. Anyhow, the price is good enough to take the chance, I would if it was me
1184006
Maybe, but depends on what gun you are planning on putting it on. If you are putting it on a conventional powder burning rifle and shooting long distances it would probably have some value. If putting it on a PCP air rifle it could have some value as you will be shooting longer distances than a springer or gas piston. If you are putting it on a springer or gas piston I would say probably not worth the added value. I was shooting my Crosman Vantage .22 NP today with my Hammers 3-9x32AO and was again amazed at how nice this scope is. I am going to buy one for my Black Ops and my Hatsan 85.
1502729
You are absolutely correct. Warning this item did not even last 200 rounds of 40 s&w.; It is not worth it.
1638056
No it can't. I believe the cost of a gunsmith or craftsman twould go into a huge amount of money.
1714950
Yes. If you clean, inspect, size and reload the brass accordingly it will shoot like new.
600827
I'm not really sure about older stocks, however the pad is cheap enough to try and see. Personally I like to leave my older rifles as is.
1594208
Very unlikely IMHO. For anything above .22 or .17 I would not spend on budget models. Better to go high end.
2099256
It probably can be but it might cause damage to wood and since it gets heated for it to stick it might be hard to remove. I wouldn't recommend wrapping a limited edition gun in anything.
2107425
That's a big nope. Metal barrel is about as much as you get, but plastic everything else. Not very sturdy for a game, but I also wouldn't take a spring-action revolver to one anyways. That said, it's still a fun little piece to shoot cans in the backyard with.
739247
Absolutely ....none harmful to the gun, an perhaps more import, not harmful to you.
1568495
YES! The lock works like the real 1853 Enfield. It also looks pretty good but, you cannot fire it, not even a primer.
621887
I wouldn't assume so mostly because it's a thinner firearm BUT I've only held one twice so don't quote me on that do the "math" look up the prints for it and see if it's the same thinness
230219
I don't see why you couldn't use them as long as they're the right caliber. They seem to work well with my gun.