Looking for fire blued SAA trigger!

[okcorral1881]

Hello to all,

I am looking for a fire blue trigger for a SAA, I found screws or fire blue kits but no triggers so far!
Anyone knows where I could get one?

Thanks
OK

[rep1954]

Try Eddie Janis if you dont want to do it youeself.

Colt Single Action Army Revolver - 3rd generation peacemaker parts

[swamprat]

Easy to do yourself, polish all the bluing off, lay it on a piece of aluminum foil on the rack in your oven, dial in 550 degrees and when it reaches the right color, take it out and let air cool, then oil. (Oven thermometers differ, so you may have to set the control to a few degrees lower or higher to get the right color). If you go to high, it will go thru the peacock blue and turn purple, if this happens, just polish it and redo.

[okcorral1881]

Thanks rep1954!

Swanprat, thanks I didn't know we could make them in an oven...I thought it only be done with a flame!

Thanks
OK

[sonvolt]

If you try the oven method, let us know how it goes - I'd be interested in trying if it's really that easy.

[swamprat]

If you try the oven method, let us know how it goes - I'd be interested in trying if it's really that easy.

Yes it works! I did these in my electric kitchen oven!

[Frank V]

That is a great idea. I'm going to file this for future reference. Thanks for the tip.
Frank

[what would you say]

There's a joke in there somewhere.. Betty Crocker Colt. . i dunno. anyway. excellent baking Swamp. looks great. I'd like to fire blue some screws.
Ok. I got it. We're gonna post some pictures and call it the "Colt bake-off" for the best fire blued parts !!

[what would you say]

btw.. beautiful gun Swamprat

[swamprat]

By adjusting the temperature, you can also get that beautiful golden "straw" color like my "Baby" Lugers have: