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I've heard of this process being used on things like Beretta's "Sand Resistant" mags and the slides of SIG M17/M18 handguns. Apparently it yields a coating that is thin and yet very durable.
Are there any AR-15/M16/M4 components that are PVD treated? I'm guessing that this is a relatively expensive process.
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I have a BCM BCG that is PVD. BCM calls it Ion Bond, but its PVD.
“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” -Augustine
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Lots of cheap "gold" bling parts are. PVD it a method; there are many types and qualities of coating that may be applied.Originally Posted by Slater
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I have really had enough of colored parts on an ar. KaC curb feelers...
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I mean a real 1911 has a gold barrel, better be fluted and a wiz bang thread protector.
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A chick gave me that PVD crap one time. Cost me a pretty penny at the doctor to get it cleared up.
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A chick gave me that PVD crap one time. Cost me a pretty penny at the doctor to get it cleared up.
“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” -Augustine
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No, I gotta say that shit was funny.A chick gave me that PVD crap one time. Cost me a pretty penny at the doctor to get it cleared up.
PB
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There is nothing funny about peeing Tang orange for a week...
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