Only about four beers in.
Sorry, but I just do not care for the look of the Anderson lowers. I have had two and both functioned fine.
The finish matches no other company's anodizing that I have tried. It always appeared two-tone.
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Only about four beers in.
Sorry, but I just do not care for the look of the Anderson lowers. I have had two and both functioned fine.
The finish matches no other company's anodizing that I have tried. It always appeared two-tone.
Prolly at first but then it will smooth out with wear
On a serious note/ I didn't paint the Pistol grip bc I didn't want to affect the texture and I wear gloves so the rail won't really bother me anyways.
It's really not that rough though.
On a serious note/ I didn't paint the Pistol grip bc I didn't want to affect the texture and I wear gloves so the rail won't really bother me anyways.
It's really not that rough though.
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Nice work! The engine de-greaser didn't harm any of the plastic?
I had a friend here who did the same thing. Kind of a lighter color scheme though- he sent me a picture of the rifle against an oak tree and you could hardly tell it was there.
I had a friend here who did the same thing. Kind of a lighter color scheme though- he sent me a picture of the rifle against an oak tree and you could hardly tell it was there.
Not that I noticed. It was the foam type degreaser from Walmart.
Good to know- I had no idea what might happen, but since there's lots of ABS plastic shields/guides/wiring stuff in an engine compartment, I guess the chemical folks should have considered it already (I just thought of that).