06-22-2011, 02:38 AM
lol, sorry about that glane, didn't mean insult you, but normally you don't see that on a tacked out AR since those are more for long range. =)
whelenon - yeah shot it and it works great! i'm just working through getting my reloader to load the rounds correctly (made a post in that section recently about the shoulders flaring out and not going all the way into the chamber - round's fault, not the gun's). here, check this out. I made that post on snipers hide with some helpful hints on painting it etc. Cerakote air dry is definetly the way to go and I say this for several reasons. 1. you can paint your optics since you don't have to oven bake it. 2. it is rated at 1700 degrees so you can paint your barrel and not worry about it coming off or changing colors on you. 3. you don't have to worry about having an oven big enough with consistant enough temps to bake everything. it is just overall much easier to use and better in several ways, although i have heard the oven bake cerakote is more durable - don't know if there is any truth to this or not. anyway, hope this helps!
whelenon - yeah shot it and it works great! i'm just working through getting my reloader to load the rounds correctly (made a post in that section recently about the shoulders flaring out and not going all the way into the chamber - round's fault, not the gun's). here, check this out. I made that post on snipers hide with some helpful hints on painting it etc. Cerakote air dry is definetly the way to go and I say this for several reasons. 1. you can paint your optics since you don't have to oven bake it. 2. it is rated at 1700 degrees so you can paint your barrel and not worry about it coming off or changing colors on you. 3. you don't have to worry about having an oven big enough with consistant enough temps to bake everything. it is just overall much easier to use and better in several ways, although i have heard the oven bake cerakote is more durable - don't know if there is any truth to this or not. anyway, hope this helps!