DuraCoat(R) Firearm Finishes-any BTDT's?
what's the consensus-is it worth it? Still holding up well? Does it keep rust under control? Anybody try using it on a scope?
I found it here: www.lauerweaponry.com
it's mighty purty on them SA58 rifles in the pics and I'm thinking of re-doing my ol' hawg-wallop Remington 742(up-graded to Remplastik stock but still too shiny for my tastes)
Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum-to maintain peace, prepare for war--Thucydides
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IT IS BETTER TO DIE THAN LIVE A COWARD--the Ghurka motto
I found it here: www.lauerweaponry.com
it's mighty purty on them SA58 rifles in the pics and I'm thinking of re-doing my ol' hawg-wallop Remington 742(up-graded to Remplastik stock but still too shiny for my tastes)
Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum-to maintain peace, prepare for war--Thucydides
KAPHAR HUNNU BHANDA MORNU RAMRO CHHAA
IT IS BETTER TO DIE THAN LIVE A COWARD--the Ghurka motto
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I just started using it, and I have only done a couple of guns. I really like it. As far as long term durability it is suppose to be excellent. If you only plan on doing one gun, I would have them do it, because there is a few things that you need to buy, such as a HVLP sprayer and compressor. It would be easier to let them do a single gun.
"My faith, my country and my family will guide me; nothing more, nothing less" -Gen. Tommy Franks
Jess Hoffman
Mooseyard Precision
LE Supply & Firearms
NRA Certified Instructor
Shawano, WI 541660 -
Great Product, Great Company, and I have seen it on many guns and even some that are many years old and have been used a lot and they look great. I know that they have started to do paint jobs for the military and it is working well for that. I have seen no corrosion on the guns that are many years old. I would to make sure it is purfect have them do it. I am very picky on my guns so I would have them do it. 0
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