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Maybe they're his phone number and he doesn't want you guys coming onto him.
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November 15th, 2012, 19:13
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November 15th, 2012, 19:43
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Fast service, quick replies to questions and I got my WE HK416 in two business days of shipping it. Definitely recommended!
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January 17th, 2013, 16:47
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Another happy customer. Dave is the best. Great communication and faster service. I wanted some custom stuff done on my HK416 and he was happy to help. A++++
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April 27th, 2013, 04:28
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Looks like they do a great job, I'll have to contact them to get a couple lowers done...
One question that was asked, but I don't see an answer, for the people who got their lowers powder coated, does it look off from the upper now? and if so would it make more sense to get the upper and lower both powder coated, or stick to just spray painting it flat black? |
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Second thought: That powder is insanely tough. I'm coming up on 9 months, and there's been only three areas of wear, everything else is as black as the day it came from the shop. It's worn only on the inner lip of the magazine well, from my finger indexing along the trigger repeatedly, and in the last case, because I missed a hit with pin punch installing the bolt release. Luckily it was a small nick that was in a hard to notice place, and after some Aluminum Blackener you can't even tell it was there. Third thought: Mismatched receivers tend to be common on the AR-15 family. I got both of my receivers done in powdercoat (Be damn sure to specify either a thin coat or no coating on the inside, or you will have cycling problems for months.) It looked perfect with the two matched up. I ended up installing an RS Upper Receiver which was off. Didn't bother me too much, I ended up painting it with engine paint not because of the finish, but because I had put in a gouge with a dremel by mistake when converting the receiver over... sanded and painted it. Looks a lot closer to the lower now, but not necessary. An example of mismatched receivers: http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.ht...f=123&t=519782 |
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April 29th, 2013, 12:06
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Thanks for the info! also, where did you manage to find a RS upper? been looking for a southpaw one for mine. |
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May 3rd, 2013, 22:41
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I went through the fine folks at CTC supplies. I don't know if your search for a Southpaw upper will produce any results... they all seem to be your standard flattop receivers everywhere I looked.
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Just sent a spankin' new G&P WOC lower to Dave.........ooooOooOooOooo!
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When it gets back and everything is all together.....diapers will be required to view my thread.
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