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    Worlds Shortest Tall Guy kwando's Avatar
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    Default Hydrographics/diping guns in Denver (Cool shit!)

    Saw these on a photography forum I frequent often, I'm aware of the process but didn't think they would look this cool!! I'm am in wow!








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    Nice...

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    You can buy the rifle furniture from Cheaper Than Dirt in the various colors. Kind of pricey though.

    http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/ARR-986

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    You can buy the rifle furniture from Cheaper Than Dirt in the various colors. Kind of pricey though.

    http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/ARR-986
    wow, That is a bit pricey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CareyH View Post
    wow, That is a bit pricey.
    It's magpul dude, magpul. TEAR1 cost more, Always.
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    I think its cheaper to have it dipped... you can make your own design as well
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    How durable is it?


    I run my stuff pretty hard and hate to pay hard earned $$$$ dipping my stuff just to keep it in a safe...
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    Quote Originally Posted by islandermyk View Post
    How durable is it?


    I run my stuff pretty hard and hate to pay hard earned $$$$ dipping my stuff just to keep it in a safe...
    I don't know how durable it would be on a pistol but I a friend of mine had his bolt gun done a few years ago and it still looks very good.

    If you are interested, there is a company in Elizabeth that does these. Their name is Colorado Camo & Customs: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Color...84505951568747

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    Quote Originally Posted by cysoto View Post
    I don't know how durable it would be on a pistol but I a friend of mine had his bolt gun done a few years ago and it still looks very good.

    If you are interested, there is a company in Elizabeth that does these. Their name is Colorado Camo & Customs: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Color...84505951568747
    Right on...

    I take it it is pretty durable... seeing that the barrel was dipped as well... I am really digging this...
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    My good friends do this too. Galley Graphics LLC, off of Santa fe and c-470. Got a few things done, has been durable thus far.
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