Camo dipped firearms.

[MightyWarMonger]

ready yet

 

[mrfreeze]

ready yet

What he said...

 

[gunrunner]

There have been a few, lets say complications with getting the current resident out of the "shop" we are to occupy. But it is underway and we should be in there shortly. Its still happening, no worries.

 

[Diesel Kinevel]

I am guessing that because you dip a whole firearm or barrel, the finish is inside the barrel too? If it is will it come out of the rifling with shooting and will it affect accuracy?

Thanks,

-Z

 

[NateIU10]

I am guessing that because you dip a whole firearm or barrel, the finish is inside the barrel too? If it is will it come out of the rifling with shooting and will it affect accuracy?

Thanks,

-Z

I would assume they plug barrels so it doesn't get the film in it.

 

[Diesel Kinevel]

I would assume they plug barrels so it doesn't get the film in it.

I would think they would do something, I was wondering about that and the BCG on my AR.

-Z

 

[gunrunner]

I would think they would do something, I was wondering about that and the BCG on my AR.

-Z

The gun has to be disassembled for dipping and yes the barrel gets plugged. As far as the film goes, it only sticks to the base layer we lay down. So if i keep the paint of it the film won't stick to it.

Your BCG will be taken out. Either by me or you. Thats one of the parts you wouldn't have to bring us.

 

[jeff7457]

How long does the process take?

 

[gunrunner]

How long does the process take?

Shouldn't have your weapon for more than a week. It takes 3 days approx. for the process and i have to let the clear harden a few days longer before i hand i t back to you. I can't really anticipate how much we will get backlogged though.

 

[jeff7457]

Shouldn't have your weapon for more than a week. It takes 3 days approx. for the process and i have to let the clear harden a few days longer before i hand i t back to you. I can't really anticipate how much we will get backlogged though.

I have an S12 that needs to be refinished and the reaper pattern would look nice on it.

 

[Diesel Kinevel]

The gun has to be disassembled for dipping and yes the barrel gets plugged. As far as the film goes, it only sticks to the base layer we lay down. So if i keep the paint of it the film won't stick to it.

Your BCG will be taken out. Either by me or you. Thats one of the parts you wouldn't have to bring us.

I would want all of my rail covers, VFG, Buttstock done too. I would assume they all come off of the weapon and get coated separately so there aren't any spots that go un-coated.

thanks,

-Z

 

[gunrunner]

I would want all of my rail covers, VFG, Buttstock done too. I would assume they all come off of the weapon and get coated separately so there aren't any spots that go un-coated.

thanks,

-Z

Correct sir. The rail covers will need to be the rigid type. Like the Knights armament covers. The soft flexy type won't hold up.

 

[Diesel Kinevel]

Correct sir. The rail covers will need to be the rigid type. Like the Knights armament covers. The soft flexy type won't hold up.

I have the Tango Down VFG and rail covers and pistol grip as well as a Vltor buttstock.

-Z

 

[gwhunter350]

Looks great man I want my beretta 390 12ga dipped in max 4 so keep us posted!

 

[pilotguy]

Just keeping the thread alive. Looks like I have a few things to get dipped now. Guns, I mean.

 

[MightyWarMonger]

Shouldn't have your weapon for more than a week. It takes 3 days approx. for the process and i have to let the clear harden a few days longer before i hand i t back to you. I can't really anticipate how much we will get backlogged though.

He he judgeing by this thread you will be a little busy at first.

 

[gunrunner]

He he judgeing by this thread you will be a little busy at first.

Lets hope you are right my friend.

 

[Todd v.]

 

[smokey]

can you get this pattern?

 

[Weber]

can you get this pattern?
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I would like that pattern in a green OD type colors!