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Re: Forum Shoot - Venue Dates and cost
Blackstuff,
The shoot's four months away! Blue-printed?? Paint job??
Who's your gunsmith??
Cheers
Vince
The shoot's four months away! Blue-printed?? Paint job??
Who's your gunsmith??
Cheers
Vince
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Re: Forum Shoot - Venue Dates and cost
:lol: Duracoating can be done properly in a short timescale but even allowing for a pukka paintjob....4 months !!!!The Gun Pimp wrote:Blackstuff,
The shoot's four months away! Blue-printed?? Paint job??
Who's your gunsmith??
Cheers
Vince
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..and a forum member as wellThe Gun Pimp wrote:Have a look at http://www.valkyrierifles.com - Dave is about the best Dura Coater I've seen.

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Re: Forum Shoot - Venue Dates and cost
Neither rifle is away yet! Blue-printing and 5 colour dura-coating = £££'s! I'm a lowly civil servant and it takes time to build up my back-handers :? :lol:
Thanks for the offer Overpaa, however, if i was going down i'd want my own toys to play with - not saying i wouldn't be wanting a go of yours of course . . . . :mrgreen: I'll just have to wait and see what the situation is closer to the time
Thanks for the offer Overpaa, however, if i was going down i'd want my own toys to play with - not saying i wouldn't be wanting a go of yours of course . . . . :mrgreen: I'll just have to wait and see what the situation is closer to the time
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My RM10/22 is with Valkyrie Rifles now. I'll post pictures when it arrives back in H&K Satin Black!
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Re: Forum Shoot - Venue Dates and cost
That is the exact colour I had a barrel finished in.Mike357 wrote:My RM10/22 is with Valkyrie Rifles now. I'll post pictures when it arrives back in H&K Satin Black!
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I like the "flat" matte colours but apparently they mark really easily and that would make me cry.
H&K Satin Black I'm told also has PTFE in it to reduce friction which has to be a good thing in a semi auto.
I still want a tactical rifle finished in matte black though!
H&K Satin Black I'm told also has PTFE in it to reduce friction which has to be a good thing in a semi auto.
I still want a tactical rifle finished in matte black though!
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Re: Dura Coating
I had my Savage, Leupold, rings and base Dura coated, shouldn't have bothered.......... not very "dura"!
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
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Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Depends who does it and the preparation. My 10/22 wasn't originally sand blasted and the duracoat flaked off, hence I got it cheap. It's being done properly this time.Sim G wrote:I had my Savage, Leupold, rings and base Dura coated, shouldn't have bothered.......... not very "dura"!
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