Firearm BS thread

Couple of my clients use it... To them is works well.. Another couple clients use finger nail paint. They also say it works well... I personally have no experience.. Only hearsay... Hope it helps...

 

That is something I can't help you with..
Sorry...

 

Wife says, Martha Stewart has a good one.
She also said there is phosphate you can get and add to the to the paint make it glow

 

Just ask the Girl Scout leader... Usually has all the answers...

 

@tigerfan00 You're in AZ right? I know a guy in Glendale that works on S&W revolvers. I seen him do fiber optic, gold bead, and colored epoxy, front sites. I'm sure he could do tritium as well. He worked for Robar a long time ago, taught at Yavapai College's gunsmith school. He mostly does S&W revolvers and Browning Hipowers/1911's.

 

My bad, think there was another LEO over there that I'm confusing you with.

 

If you're good with a file you can do it yourself. Here's a little tutorial by the smith I was talking about:

 

Thats pretty slick!

 

I suppose you could use glow in the dark paint mixed with the epoxy. If it doesn't work out, just clean it out and refill it with a normal color.

 

Same

 

If your real ballsy you could try something similar and file a vertical flat on it, drill a hole parallel to the barrel and mount a tritium tube in it and you'd have true night sights

 

I've had the Rem 700 Mountain BDL in .270 Win since my wife gave it to me as a wedding present 20 years ago. I like that rifle a lot

 

Awesome! I put a Leupold Ultralight on it and it weighs 6 lb 15 oz all together, empty. Going to be a joy to pack around. Only downside is you can't thread the pencil barrel so my suppressor will have to stay at home.

 

And I don't have to worry about the suppressor at all in California...

 

Anybody know of a Primary Arms coupon code going on? I'm gonna place an order soon but thought I'd check first.