Film dipping firearms..just finished project X
This is a model 870 wingmaster magnum that I put together,my FFL dealer is a good friend of mine and also runs/sells archery equipment,one of the processes of adding camo to bow limbs,cams,quivers etc..is a process called film dipping,a very durable finish and weather resistant,I just got this put back together this morning,the flashlight is a old mini-mag I had laying around and added the pressure switch to it.and of course the shell holder..my new home defense gun..12ga.this is the second one I have done the first/experimental gun was a 870 12ga express that I purchased off of Mr. Nunn.but my nephew couldn't live with out it and I never took pics....Loko..[hows she look?] [8D][:D]
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That came out real nice LOKO.Your nephew should be proud.Good job 0 -
Looks sharp![8D] 0 -
That looks really sharp. 0 -
What 870? I don't see no 870. All I see is the bed.[8D] 0 -
Good job LOKO and thanks for posting pics! 0 -
Man loko, that came out great![:0] 0 -
I have a similar gun i wouldn't mind doing/having that done to.
Don't guess he'd share this "process"..?[:)]0 -
quote:Don't guess he'd share this "process"..?
He just chewed on some tree bark...and threw up on it.[:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by spryor
I have a similar gun i wouldn't mind doing/having that done to.
Don't guess he'd share this "process"..?[:)]
there's more equipment involved than you would want to purchase for one gun or project..but if you wanted to start doing knives,guns.bows..pickup fenders..lol..you could probably get your money back quick..thanks for the comments though everyone..I like it..and I have done the 26" barrel and an extra butt stock too for turkey season..[;)][:D]..Loko0 -
Just saw this Loko,........very nice finish![8D] 0 -
You Are An Artist LOKO
Very very good job[8D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by MVP
You Are An Artist LOKO
Very very good job[8D]
We will see what that bushmaster coming in looks like in realtree HD..scope and all..its all ready been done so I wont be reinventing the wheel..lol..Loko [:D]
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=819206750 -
Isn't that my gun,.....Uncle Randy?
Thanks much for the extras,.......I had no idea![:D][8D][;)]
Guess I better get you something else besides the bottle of Old Spice, that I already picked up!0 -
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edit..I hate old spice..[;)][V]..UNC..[:o)]0 -
Being serious, for a change on my end,......what does that run cost wise for the shotgun?
I am sure you don't mind sharing the info!
BTW, find any Oriental chicks around today,.......ya know I can't resist!![}:)][:D][8D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
Being serious, for a change on my end,......what does that run cost wise for the shotgun?
I am sure you don't mind sharing the info!
BTW, find any Oriental chicks around today,.......ya know I can't resist!![}:)][:D][8D]
not sure Marc,really we are just getting in to it and have only used bow parts before,this is the third firearm we have tried this on..now thats just us so I'm sure someone has tried this before we did, I'm going to guess finished product which requires complete disassembly of the gun involved,masking off any piece not wanted dipped etc..somewhere around 200.00-250.00 thats just a wild guess,nothing firm..next after the bushmaster and scope/rings/base..we are going to try my 586 S&W revolver.357mag..hopefully we will have the same luck..which has been no mistakes..other than two or three tiny air bubbles which the basecoat/primer/in tan/desert sand color helps hide very well, after the degreasing job we try not to handle or touch any part w/out rubber gloves on..before dipping...Loko [:D]btw..no orientals today..except......[:p]
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A very nice job if I must say so myself. Wish I had that kind of patience. 0 -
Hope you don't lose it on your camo comforter.
Looks good!0
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