I smell self-promotion. A small Fort Collins based company no one has ever heard of being promoted, with a link, by a poster out of Fort Collins?
Coincidence, I'm sure {sarcasm font needed}.
Originally Posted by Mannlicher
America needs to understand that our troops are not 'disposable'. Each represents a family; Fathers, Mothers, Sons, Daughters, Cousins, Uncles, Aunts... Our Citizens are our most valuable treasure; we waste far too many.
I did one once and it was a total disaster. It wasn't the product but the application. I picked it from their pattern list and they used a different base color than the one pictured. I called to complain about it and the guy I had been dealing with had just quit. I got a refund but had to go the CC dispute route.
Depends on how badly you hate ugly, black tupperware stocks.
I dipped a Howa once, Bell & Carlson's Mossy Oak. Liked the look of the stock afterwards. Liked the looks of the gun a whole lot better once I put a decent scope on it.
Last couple I did were just spraypainted with Krylon.
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I've done a couple I haven't seen a hydro dip that holds up for [bleep] yet. I'd sure like to find one as they look neat when your first get them back!
Is there some practical purpose for dipping, or is it just a bling-thing?
No more so than camo clothing.
Maybe even less functional than camo clothing, but that said I don't wear much camo.
More or less customize them and Kimber standard syntethic stocks look fugly in their battleship gray.
Oh and just like putting a highperformance sticker on Honda Civic gives it an extra .25HP the hydrodip gets ya about another 30 fps on any bullet you shoot
My daughter wanted a muddy girl pink camo gun. I wanted to give her the one she's been using to slay critters with for the past couple years. Savage wanted almost $200 for a pink camo stock, but I found a guy farely local that would dip mine for $50. My little girl was so happy to see it under the christmas tree, and even happier when I told her it was the one she'd been using. Looks great now, don't know how it will hold up. If it gets too rough, I'll have it dipped again.
I didn't care for the black plastic Tikka stock. So I wanted to make a change. I like the look of the Vias camo pattern and it was available to dip. I paid $125, which included the dip, Cerakoting the sling studs and 4 coats of clear flat coat.
Kuiu Verde. Had the applicator put Shark Grip in the clear coat. Only 2 hours in the field this year. Need to get out more to test durability and grip in the rain.