great work Scotty. You answered a lot of my finishing questions, very thorough!

Love you videos! Thanks for the knowledge! More videos plz!

Thanks Scott for sharing your time, talents and expertise with us. I appreciate the detailed videos you have produced. Please keep them coming!

Yep, Scotty been super busy. Called him a year and half ago to hire him to blue a gun for me. He told me to check back around Christmas. I called and never got a answer. I still going to try and give him a call and get it done. I could have it re blued locally but Scotty in my opinion is the best in the Southeast.

This is gonna be interesting. Gotta save it for Tuesday night.

Awesome! We've missed you Scotty! Please more videos!

Thank you for your content!

Great job Scotty!

Great video! My 1953 Browning A5 has a ton of engraving. I don't think it could take that much sanding. I used 2500 grit sandpaper to do what you're doing and I feel like that preserved the engraving.

Though we use very different methods of polishing, good to see some hand sanding.

Great video, just finished it..I learn so much...thanks 👌

I have a smith and Wesson model 1905 4th change looks almost the exact same as this smith he just blued. I would love to have mine done in nickel 👍

Muchas gracias por este video me a servido mucho para mis proyectos espero más videos interesantes como este reciba un cordial saludo

Amazing work as always. True pro.

Beautiful

How about a 1911 with no pits, What grit would you start with to get a mirror shine?

Scottie, you're extremely knowledgeable and a great teacher! Thanks Have you ever tried scotchbrite pads to get certain finishes? Have you ever used a "barrel spinner" to do any of your work? Thanks

Glad he's a Tennessean

Are you hot blueing or Rust blueing, with rust blueing they say a grit paper of 320 or 400 is about the max to use.

Where did you get that sanding block ?

Scotty I have two 22 rifles I would love for you to refinish for me