Thread: Duracoat for weapon care. Guns and knives etc...

Very nice and clean looking. The biggest mistake I see many who are messing around with coating a weapon is that they get too "busy" for me. I like simple and classic stuff like that M92 you have done in one or two colors. The detail in highlighting the branding is a nice touch as well.

Originally Posted by shooter74743

Very nice and clean looking. The biggest mistake I see many who are messing around with coating a weapon is that they get too "busy" for me. I like simple and classic stuff like that M92 you have done in one or two colors. The detail in highlighting the branding is a nice touch as well.

Thanks
I agree. I like simple and clean with attention to detail. It blends well still and has a very "clean" look.The stamping Is one of my OCD things that adds to pride of ownership.
The client originally wanted the barrel to be OD Green also but after taking it apart I contacted him and asked him to trust me and if he didn't like the coyote tan I would redo it free. LOL He ended up loving it!!! Also wanted the trigger tan but I did it od green for contrast.

This one was fun. Love the black on bronze

Ohhhh! That's nice! I must call you! Now....Howz those digicam scales going?

Savage Mark II in Burnt Bronze with scope and rings

Marlin 336 that had been in a house fire. Wish I had taken before and after's. The owner wanted to keep the stock the same with the burn marks as he thought it gave it character.

Guns guns guns... yeah I do love them but show us some razors!