Firearm BS thread

Dude.... Assault rifles are, by definition, full auto. I'm guessing your rifle is not. It's an important distinction. Modern musket is a better term. Most any gunsmith can cerakote your rifle. If you want paint, diy. Duracoat offers patterns and a variety of color schemes. I got a rifle custom cerakoted for $100, but it was a solid color.

 

In the market for an AK... hoping to get something with a milled receiver, but reasonably priced (<1k). Any recommendations for brands or sellers? Looking for a solid or side folding stock

 

http://www.impactguns.com/arsenal-s...t-side-folding-warsaw-pact-length-buttst.aspx

 

Got asked if i wanted to trade my g19 gen 4 for a friends g21 gen 3. Thoughts?

 

Aresenal is about the best you can get in terms of an AK. I have a Saiga which is what arsenal starts their rifles off of which I'm happy with.

 

i want something that will last... and i am not 100% confident in taking my rifle apart and back together.... ill look into duracoat, thank you, anybody else know of something i can do/ or take my rifle?

 

Hydrodipping us an option but it's not as durable as duracote or cerakote. I think some places can do patterns in cerakote, dont quote me on that though.

 

thanks, i never even thought about that

 

Best AKs are the ones you build:

 

Brad,

I know you would have to ship the firearm but check out these guys they do some awesome work...

http://www.pdcerakote.com/

 

What's your caliber of preference

 

For fun at the range and carrying in the desert i don't really care. Ive got another 9mm that i enjoy shooting a lot and carry.

 

It doesn't much matter what you coat yer rifle or any firearm with, if it gets used the coating is going to wear.
Brownells "Aluma-hyde" is pretty tough, but with anything it all hinges around prep. You have to clean and degrease it really well, I've used brake cleaner because it doesn't leave a residue.

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-t...erosol-paints/aluma-hyde-reg-ii-prod1117.aspx

You should learn to at least field strip your rifle even if only to maintain it.

I use Krylon cause it's cheap and easy to fix (my guns get shot a lot)

 

thank you

 

both of my kryloned rifles have held up well for over 2 years

 

Because overkill is underrated.

The 1120 needs a little dremel action on the inside to flatten the ribs. Mags are NHMTG 20s and 30s.

 

Down here in San Diego we've got Parallax Tactical that is a Cerakote facility. For a fee they'll do disassembly and reassemble it for you.

 

do you know roughly how much it is?