Sounds like you are determined to modify, but if it were mine (it's not I know) I'd leave as is...looks nice from the pic.
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Sounds like you are determined to modify, but if it were mine (it's not I know) I'd leave as is...looks nice from the pic.
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I was expecting a Glock but that Ruger takes the cake...
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Honestly, I'd choose one or the other. If you're going to Krylon it, just re-do it everytime it gets worn out. No real need for a base coat.
BUT if you have the cash Cerakote is pretty stellar stuff.
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Brownells alumahyde 2 is tough and DIY friendly.
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It looks fine the way it is.
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Very cool! I have to move out NJ someday and experience the joy of owning a suppressed firearm.Originally Posted by currahee
And would like to consider refinishing options
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Wouldn't touch it at all, just throw a x300 on it
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That thing is a POS, Sell it to ME!I like it as is too but sounds like you found a guy locally to hook you up. I've wanted one of those uppers for quite a while but can never seem to find one in stock. I bought a 22/45 with the threaded end and it works but your upper is what I really wanted, especially with the lower rail.
Keep us posted with new photos!
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Krylon or nothing, I think it looks great
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