Herters Belgian blue doesnt go bad

[Rancid Crabtree]

I just had to try out this old bottle. Its about ¾ full and just as potent as ever. (check out the price on the label)

I gave it a good shake and boiled the part and applied 6 applications (boiling each time) to the trigger guard of this old Stevens.

I should buy some Arts from Midway.

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[skeet]

Looks good my friend. You do good polishing. I think the polish is about as important as the bluing. I polish all my stuff with grit clothe by hand. very little buffing wheel.