[Mooseman684]

Hey Friends,
I thought you all would want to see one of my Jobs from Start to finish...I got this rusted, beat up old High Standard Sport King SK-100 some time back in a trade. The owner did not want to Invest in it , and bought another .22 pistol from me.
Well, I got the bug to Re-Juvenate this as a Shooter, not a Collector piece due to the Damage and Value. Here is what it looked like Before I started...









Rich

[Mooseman684]

I took it all Apart right down to the frame, slide and barrel and started cleaning it up and ordered a few new springs, firing pin, and other parts...















Turned the Barrel in the Lathe, polished all the parts.
Recut the muzzle and crown...

[Mooseman684]

After Cleaning, Polishing an Degreasing completely, they are ready for The Baked Ceramic finish to be applied, then put in the Oven for several Hours...









This is what they look like after cooling for several hours....
Rich

[Mooseman684]

And finally, after getting all the parts in the mail and building one pin I couldn't get...2 hours this afternoon it looks like this....








And For Dogolden, I used his oil I am testing
to assemble and coat the moving pieces and nothing else. I hope you enjoyed the show as much as I enjoyed doing it !
Rich

[billy]

cool dude!

[Mooseman684]

Test fired 3 rounds...functions flawlessly with Cheap CCI Blazer ammo...
I'm happy as a Clam !

This whole process took about a month total working a little on it here and there...8 -10 actual hours...
Rich

[SwedeSteve]

Sweet Pistol Moose! Selling it?

[Mooseman684]

I am gonna keep it a while...It shoots really nice!
Rich

[damage855]

Thats a nice looking pistol there, my wife fussed at me when I used her oven to Duro coat and old shotgun.

[ArkansasHunter]

Mooseman That was very nice. I found pleasure in seeing those pictures and the pistol restored to a working pistol again.

GREAT JOB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Question how durable is the ceramic finish ? Do you ever do any blueing such as rust blueing ?