Cerakoting

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This is what everything looks like today... The AR picture was taken yesterday with clouds over us, kinda changed the tint a little.



These are two of the guns I took to the Brownell's career fair. The other two have been seen many times already... The 1911 is by far my favorite though since it is a one of a kind custom bad ass design by me (Adam Rogers). The slide has had the weight reduced by a ton, but the over all gun retains the same weight because of the nose piece that I made from bar stock that fits the barrel perfectly. So, it has an extremely light slide in comparrison to a normal government 1911, a lighter slide than any other full size race gun there is, and yet still retains the same weight up top. The barrel always resets to the same zero because of the nose piece also. The spring system is also another part that I enjoyed designing... I love this gun.... Now, to get my 07, and start going!


Also to note, the frame wasn't finished when I got to the hotel in Iowa where the fair was being held, so I had to get some flat black spray paint from the front desk, and put a rattle can coat on it (black) the night before the show. I made a little paint booth in our hotel bathroom. I still need to strip it, and cerakote it in graphite black.