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Of what? I don't see anything...What do you think?
I 100% agree. IMO would be a disgrace to any HK. KEEP IT....B L A C K.....!I don't like it. It looks poorly done. It looks like someone just cut out a buncha shapes and sprayed the gun in the garage. It also looks like he didn't wait long enough for the colors to dry at some points, evidenced by the bleeding and the non-square shapes.
ThisI don't like it. It looks poorly done. It looks like someone just cut out a buncha shapes and sprayed the gun in the garage. It also looks like he didn't wait long enough for the colors to dry at some points, evidenced by the bleeding and the non-square shapes.
There are legitimate cool-guy reasons to get a camo'd up gun, or at least to get rid of the black.I really dislike that look, too much going on IMO. I like the two tone pistols but not this. These coatings don't really serve any practical purpose, just decorative.
I agree. If you want a coating just for protection, why not a solid color Cerakote in FDE or Burnt Bronze? If you want OPERATOR-esque camo to stand out against single color guns, why not water transfer printing? If anything, at least go to a better applicator; check out the gallery at Larson Tactical to see what can be done with Cerakote and Durakote (though I wouldn't recommend them based on the scuttlebutt; difficult to communicate with, shady operations, etc.).I don't like it. It looks poorly done. It looks like someone just cut out a buncha shapes and sprayed the gun in the garage. It also looks like he didn't wait long enough for the colors to dry at some points, evidenced by the bleeding and the non-square shapes.
That USP looks great, and the Glock too. I can't tell what is in the other picture.......There are legitimate cool-guy reasons to get a camo'd up gun, or at least to get rid of the black.
I agree. If you want a coating just for protection, why not a solid color Cerakote in FDE or Burnt Bronze? If you want OPERATOR-esque camo to stand out against single color guns, why not water transfer printing? If anything, at least go to a better applicator; check out the gallery at Larson Tactical to see what can be done with Cerakote and Durakote (though I wouldn't recommend them based on the scuttlebutt; difficult to communicate with, shady operations, etc.).
Cerakoted by WWGuns:
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Cerakoted by Larson Tactical:
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Water transfer printing by WWGuns:
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