I have a couple questions on the G10 composite handguard:
1) Can they be Cerakoted or some similar re-finishing?
2) They are pretty small in diameter. Which lo-pro gas blocks will fit in there?
I'm told Cerakoting is not a problem maybe another Horde member with experience will post. AA offers duracoat on some of there rifles. Check out the pics for there Sniper model.
The G10 is a 2" diameter tube, no problem with a lo-pro block.
I have Cerakoted one for Bwaites, and am in the process of Cerakoting another. No issues, as long as the part is prepared properly, which takes at least 50% of the time/labor when coating.
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LRRPF52,
If you will email me the pictures, I'll repost them in the appropriate space. I have plenty of room on my host site.
My wife will be taking pictures, but she has been so busy for the last 3 months I've felt guilty making her work more!
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Awsome paint job, I remember it from a while back. So you posted that you don't hunt? Since this is bwaites, I take it he hunts??? If not, sure is a great paint scheme not to be hidding somewhere...
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bwaites likes to tease us with this rifle, It is one of the best cerakote jobs I have seen.
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I don't like safe queens, but its not been out for a visit to the range since the first couple days I had it! It will do some coyote hunting in the fall and winter, but that's all I hunt. (Except for rock chucks, and that isn't really hunting!)
You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live. - John Galt