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SDI Ftt 211-7477 with Complete Solutions
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SDI Ftt 211-7477 with Complete SolutionsA blending pad, compressed air, or tack rag - ANSWER-After finish has been applied to
the gunstock, and the wood has been cured, the final step is blending. What can be
used for the final blending step?
All the above - ANSWER-Before beginning barrel preparation, look your barrel over
carefully for which of the following?
All the bove - ANSWER-When finishing the browning process, let your barrel stand for
24 hours and be sure the oil gets into the following hard-to-reach places.
Almost - ANSWER-The hand cutting method, has proven to be ------- even close to as
accurate as the lathe turning method.
An oily patch - ANSWER-According to the text, before you assemble all the component
parts, what are you supposed to run down the bore?
Carding - ANSWER-is a term used to describe the process of gently removing the
buildup of surface rust that is the result of the slow rust method of browning or bluing.
Cold distilled water - ANSWER-When rinsing your barrel in-between coatings during the
browning process, what was recommended for use?
Concentric, evenly - ANSWER-A ------- muzzle will distribute the exiting gasses -------
around the bullet, causing little to no disruption in trajectory.
Dry lint-free cloth or paper towels - ANSWER-For the wet-sanding process, as part of
gunstock finishing, what should be used to wipe off excess wet-sanding medium?
False - ANSWER-Recutting or reshaping the muzzle of an older or damaged firearm is
a fairly uncommon occurrence for most gunsmiths.
False - ANSWER-T/F: Recutting or reshaping the muzzle of an older or damaged
firearm should only be done with a lathe as it is the most accurate.
False - ANSWER-T/F: The lathe method is capable of cutting any shape of muzzle
crown with a limited number variations of the standard shapes.
False - ANSWER-T/F: The shape of the muzzle is critical primarily for aesthetic
reasons.
False - ANSWER-T/F: When polishing brass, you can use 320-grit, 400-grit, or 600-grit
so the shine will be forgiving of small scratches/imperfections on the surface.
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