Red Creek Tactical?

[dark_mirror]

I was looking for someone to cerakote, has anybody used Red Creek Tactical at all? Good or bad? I wasn't able to find much on them. Thanks!

 

[gstaylorg]

I have recently used them to cerakote a scope, rings, rail section, several mags, and a bipod. I don't have the bipod back yet, but the work on all the other items seems reasonable. Only less than positive comment I have is that I had to keep on them; otherwise the finished items might have sat there quite a while before they actually got around to letting me know they were done. All together, the scope, rings, and rail section took 3-4 weeks total to get back in my hands. It was about the same for the mags I sent later. The bipod (an Atlas) had to be sent to Accushot to disassemble, sent back to Red Creek to be cerakoted, then back to Atlas for re-assembly due to warranty issues. I don't have it back yet. As I mentioned, I had to call a few times to make check when items had been completed and make sure they were sent back to me in a timely manner after they were finished. Not that big of a deal, I'd send stuff there again.

 

[Here2Learn]

Send it to ward at Precision Tactical Precision Tactical Arms Company

 

[dark_mirror]

Thanks for the heads up. The problem is I'm trying to find someone that can do a milled ak and im finding that not a lot of places have the tools to disassemble the ak completely.

 

[34SF]

I had them do some parts for my Sig 1911. The work was as advertised 9flawless) and the turn around was very quick. They did a good job on large and small parts I had coated; finish was identical as were colors.

 

[dark_mirror]

Thanks for the reply Cnc good to know.