Duracoating a handgun

[Arabseal]

Im looking for someone who can duracoat a Glock 17. If you can or know somewhere that does it, please PM me. Thanks.

 

[Golden Dragon]

http://www.bayoushooter.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?111-Plate-tacular-LLC

He did a Glock 17 for me in pink for my daughter.

 

[Leadfoot]

Gunsports in Denham Springs.

225-235-9962

Excellent service, excellent product, quick turnaround.

 

[ericlosh]

http://www.bayoushooter.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?111-Plate-tacular-LLC

He did a Glock 17 for me in pink for my daughter.

those pink glocks are deceptively dangerous

 

[BayouArms]

We are a new sponsor of Bayou Shooter and a certified DuraCoat finisher. Regardless of who does the work, I am sure you will be pleased with the properties of DuraCoat. Good luck!

 

[wlwindham]

buying wwII 45

Got a question for you guys and any expert that feels like throwing in thier 2 cents worth is more than welcome , many many years ago i wasa 45 freak but i got married and had kidds and got rid of all my guns as it was hard for me to buy things for my guns and my kids lol well kids are grown and i am buying my first gun in 20 years its a military issue remington rand , am picking it up later today not sure but thinking that numbers on frame and slide mach , heres t eproblem tho ,has ugly ivory grips , someone has changed the rear sights , they look like cheap novak's and mainspring housing doesnt have a lanyard loop on it , i looked on gunbroker for RR's there that were military issue from wwII tey all had loop and most had mag with R stamp , now the gun i am getting also has one more problem , it looks like about 15 or 20 years ago someone tried to blue it , my question is , does this gun still have value? i can replace sights and grips super easy , but the blueing worries me , do i go ahead and do a full restore and do a nice duracoat job on it or try and sell for C&R value and buy a new 45 to customize for my own use? am adding pic if i can figure out how

 

[Guate_shooter]

Daniel with PlateTacular has done some AWESOME work for me

Tod with T customs also does SICK work

Mr Jace with Precision Coats and Gunworks also has done some work for me and I was VERY pleassed with his attention to detail, ex mil dissabled vet who takes pride on being an American and great guy all around.

Quite a few options in the area

 

[latech15]

Got a question for you guys and any expert that feels like throwing in thier 2 cents worth is more than welcome , many many years ago i wasa 45 freak but i got married and had kidds and got rid of all my guns as it was hard for me to buy things for my guns and my kids lol well kids are grown and i am buying my first gun in 20 years its a military issue remington rand , am picking it up later today not sure but thinking that numbers on frame and slide mach , heres t eproblem tho ,has ugly ivory grips , someone has changed the rear sights , they look like cheap novak's and mainspring housing doesnt have a lanyard loop on it , i looked on gunbroker for RR's there that were military issue from wwII tey all had loop and most had mag with R stamp , now the gun i am getting also has one more problem , it looks like about 15 or 20 years ago someone tried to blue it , my question is , does this gun still have value? i can replace sights and grips super easy , but the blueing worries me , do i go ahead and do a full restore and do a nice duracoat job on it or try and sell for C&R value and buy a new 45 to customize for my own use? am adding pic if i can figure out how

Pretty sure this is post hijacking. Start a new post.

FWIW - From all that I know about antiques and old guns, if you do anything other than clean it up, it loses most of it's collector value. Don't touch the sights, finish, grips, any of it if you want it to remain valuable. If you want to shoot it, I would have a gunsmith look at it and be sure it is up to shooting today's ammo through it. Newer guns are made with better quality metal and can withstand much more than the old ones.