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Gunsmithing Need a competent gunsmith that can finish a rebarrel on a POF 223
Yes that is the cheap and easy way to do it but that would defeat the purpose of buying a high end barrel by using an cheap extension. The best and most accurate way would be how I described it above which is what I assumed the OP wanted since he bought a top of the line barrel. Yes it can be...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Need a competent gunsmith that can finish a rebarrel on a POF 223
Sorry to say but on a blank barrel not made for a AR you have to not just machine the outer lug, drill holes for gas port, gas block AND for the pin plus ream the chamber you have to also machine the LUGS (something everyone posting seems to forget somehow) since in a AR the lugs are not...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Need a competent gunsmith that can finish a rebarrel on a POF 223
I am definitely a beyond competent gunsmith but I do not keep up with all the latest products ........ since when did Bartlien start making AR style barrels???? OR are you wanting someone to take a blank Bartlien Barrel and convert it to be used in a AR????? If it is question #2 I...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Need a certified gunsmith
There is no nationally recognized "certification" for a Gunsmith per say BUT there is several public colleges that offer 2 year A.S. degrees in the field of Gunsmithing which is as close as it gets. Lassen Community College in CA Yavapai Community College in AZ Trinidad State College in CO...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Barrel nut setup on FN/Win Mod 70 ????
FYI the threads on Winchester barrels have changed recently to a finer F N type thread compared to the Original Winchester thread so keep that in mind when changing out barrels.- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Cerakoting wood?
Yes we do but currently moving to new location so the only coatings we are doing is Cerakote atm as the paint booth and compressor will be the last things we move out. We should be done with the move by early Nov. if you want to wait as currently I can not give and realistic turn around time...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Hydrographics over Cerakote
Hey all sorry about the delay getting to you guys as you can tell super busy and also moving to a new location and with all the heavy equipment we have it is gonna be a long move. Right now our website and email server has been pulled down as we are doing upgrades so best way atm to contact is...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing dyna-bore coat???
It is made from Poly methyl-silazane, basically it is a polymer that was first discovered in the 1960's and has been used in many types of anti graffiti and easy to clean coatings for windows and auto paints.- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing how critical is trueing a ar15 upper receiver?
The most critical for the barrel/upper is how much torque is applied to the barrel nut and if oil was applied to the outside of the barrel by the chamber to have a smooth seating of the barrel. If you torque it to much or not enough it will affect accuracy differently. I in fact had several...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Cerakoting wood?
Yes you can VERY easily Cerakote wood if you follow the correct procedures. Here is picture of a Ruger Scout with a laminated wood stock that I did not just a single color but a 3 color camo on it using heat cured Cerakote (H-series). SO even though the laminated wood was worst because of...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Pistol frame and slide hardness
4140 is the way to go for steels and as far as which for which you definitely want the slide to be tougher than the frame as it is where most of the stress is. So much so that there is companies that make the frame out of Aluminum with a steel slide if that gives you any idea. BUT In firearms...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Hydrographics over Cerakote
Hi All We are a Certified Cerakote applicator and yes we have done Cerakote both as a base coat for the Hydrographic and using both the old air cured Micro Clear as well as the new heat cured Armor Clear . The myth about having to use a primer base with a automotive paint and clear (Duracoat...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Cerakote question
I am a certified Cerakote Applicator and while I have Iwata HVLPs and Cam Air 5 stage CT 30 air filter/dryer system what I refuse to is spend thousands of dollars on a curing oven that barley fits one rifle and only costs the manufacture a few hundred to make. I built my own customer ovens that...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Sealing a wood stock
Use Air Cured Cerakote Micro Clear as a top coat after sanding and staining..... great stuff, very thin and chemical resistant so no worry about damaging the wood. Just do not use anything oil based or you will have adhesion problems.- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Gunsmith in central La.
Call Red Jacket Firearms .... they will turn it into a multi barrel bolt action with one bolt cycling the rest so you can fire 3 shots at once and can blow up trucks in one shot ...... :D- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Stock Camo Finish
Cerakote specifically states the use of powder free latex gloves because the solvent used in Cerakote will dissolve nitrile, powder free because the powder will cause defects in the coating, in fact nitrile a very bad choice for anything with high amounts of Acetone like brake cleaners. The only...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Cerakote Training????
The cost of the training is returned MANY times over from the free advertising that you get from Cerakote both on the website AND when someone calls them to find a applicator. I will be coming up on 1 1/2 years since doing the Certified Training and have had to date 192 DIRECT customers from...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Stock Camo Finish
No that was not for Prep that was a specific Acetone test for compatibility since some plastics used in firearms are NOT solvent resistant and will dissolve/melt if sprayed with a solvent based coating (like Cerakote). When we do prep for our customers we: Disassemble and put all parts into a...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Stock Camo Finish
Hi All. I am a certified Cerakote Applicator and Gunsmith so I can answer some of your questions. Cerakote is cured between 150 degrees F and 180 degrees F for Plastics and woods for 2 hours to get to a hardness that is good on plastics and woods. While C series is a good product the H...- Gunsmith Dan
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Gunsmithing Live Round Stuck
The high pressure method is what most professional gunsmiths use (including myself) for a safe way as well as a way to prevent damaging the chamber or rifling ( it is ALWAYS done with the barrel removed). The chance of igniting a round while pushing it out under pressure is next to zero ...- Gunsmith Dan
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