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      Stevens Springfield 5100 Photos (even more)

      These are at various stages in the application of an oil stain and very light coats of Tru Oil (I think I used 5 or 6 coats). The last are the finished product. Yeah, I ruined the collector value but I'm happy with the result so far and didn't molest it too badly. :) A Pachmayr Old English...
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      Stevens Springfield 5100 Photos (more)

      These are post-strip but before the addition of any oil & stain. I considered 'ironing out' the couple dings but decided against it.
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      Stevens Springfield 5100 Minor Facelift

      Here are a couple more pics of the 5100 project. Not by any stretch a 'restoration,' more like restrained rehab to make it look like a lightly used, well loved gun. These are in prep and interim stages. I used this stripper because I didn't want to sand anything or totally remove all the...
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      Stevens Srpingfield 5100 20 ga. SxS

      A couple photos, finally (I hope!). This shotgun is a 20 gauge SxS, 28" bbls, hammerless, double trigger, with a case hardened receiver marked 'J Stevens Arms Company, Chicopee Falls, Mass. USA.' It was apparently made between 1931 and 1941, probably in the latter half of that range based...
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