About 2 years on that paint job. Aervoe field drab if memory. edit: re uploaded better quality image.
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About 2 years on that paint job. Aervoe field drab if memory. edit: re uploaded better quality image.
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Last edited by stank; 05-31-20 at 20:30.
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Originally Posted by stank
It really is an awesome paint, and holds up exceedingly well.
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My only entry to the painted party, a frankengun made with a welded steel lower. I had to paint the bare steel after making the lower otherwise I would’ve never taken a can of spray paint to a gun.
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[QUOTE=El Pistolero;2850546]My only entry to the painted party, a frankengun made with a welded steel lower. I had to paint the bare steel after making the lower otherwise I would’ve never taken a can of spray paint to a gun.
....”Frankengun”. #10 (maybe) bolt instead of a takedown pin. Some abomination of a rail. Interesting to say the least. But how does it shoot?
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[QUOTE=RobertTheTexan;2850590]Yes those are just 1/4” bolts holding the upper and lower halves together. I don’t have pictures of the target anymore but it shoots 3 to 5 MOA depending on ammo.My only entry to the painted party, a frankengun made with a welded steel lower. I had to paint the bare steel after making the lower otherwise I would’ve never taken a can of spray paint to a gun.
....”Frankengun”. #10 (maybe) bolt instead of a takedown pin. Some abomination of a rail. Interesting to say the least. But how does it shoot?
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Good looking rifleAbout 2 years on that paint job. Aervoe field drab if memory. edit: re uploaded better quality image.
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That is clean. I dig it.
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That is awesome, you should send those pics to Corrie and Monty/ Centurion Arms and let them repost it on IG (or other social media). That is really a good looking carbine they way you did it. Very nice good sir, very nice indeed.
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Board policy mandates I state that I shoot for BCM. I have also done work for 200 or so manufacturers within the firearm community. I am prior service, a full time LEO, firearm instructor, armorer, TL, martial arts instructor, and all around good guy.
I also shoot and write for various publications. Let me know if you know cool secrets or have toys worthy of an article...
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