What gun stuff did you buy today?
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Manufacturer: EAA - European American Armory Corp. Model: Weihrauch Windicator SKU: 770133 Caliber: .357 Magnum Action: DA / SA Barrel Length: 4" Capacity: 6 Rounds Finish: Blue /...
Ordered this morning, already have his little brother in 2in.model
Looking forward to seeing that gun after you refinish it, love seeing used and abused guns restored. Haven't tried Durakote on anything but Cerakote is fantastic. You may have to do some sanding as Cerakote won't hide any imperfections.
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Neomag came out with speed strip pocket clips. Ordered one for 357 and one for 44mag
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Bianchi owb holster and some hogue wood lamo camo grips for the 629 I got a few weeks back
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I had never heard of Neomag before today, looked them up and they have some interesting gear.
I know nothing about EAA and was wondering how you might compare the manufacturer’s quality to some more popular known manufacturers?
I’m looking forward to a photo of the grips installed
Have you posted photos of the grips installed yet?
For an inexpensive gun they are worth the price. Quality made in Germany, accurate. About the size of K frames. Comparable to RIA. Good for the money.
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I have a couple of their mag holders. I generally pocket carry spare mags and speed strips. This is the best option for me that I have found so far
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Nice looking laser!
What’s that ugly thang it’s attached too? lol
How do the speed strips carry in the pocket? It looks like per the picture on the website they carry bullet out which I would think would be cumbersome.
Three boxes, 25 rds. each, of PMC Bronze .44 S&W Special, 180gr, JHP ammo. Ordered it fro Saint Barb's Bullets. Never heard of them but they have mostly very good reviews.
Those rounds are for the Charter Arms Bulldog I purchased recently from an online gun auction. Man, is that revolver nice. Light cylinder ring and virtually no other finish wear on the outside, bore is pristine. The cylinder locks up nice and tight on each chamber too.
Sadly, at least for now, I anticipate having only a bit of fun with it due to the current price of 44 SPL ammo. With shippng, 75 rds, were just over $90. Too bad it's not a 44 MAG, I have agood amount small stock of that ammo.
Those rounds are for the Charter Arms Bulldog I purchased recently from an online gun auction. Man, is that revolver nice. Light cylinder ring and virtually no other finish wear on the outside, bore is pristine. The cylinder locks up nice and tight on each chamber too.
Sadly, at least for now, I anticipate having only a bit of fun with it due to the current price of 44 SPL ammo. With shippng, 75 rds, were just over $90. Too bad it's not a 44 MAG, I have a
scattergun6
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Here's a pic of "stage #1" with the grips on - am planning on DuraCoat spraying tomorrow, to celebrate Independence Day! Frame and barrel will be coyote, cylinder, cylinder release, screwheads and front sight will be black, with several coats of flat clear to finish.
So, before you apply the DuraCoat, do you detail strip the gun to assure the coating only goes on the parts you want to refinish and to assure none gets on the inner working/moving parts. Never did anything like that as far as my little gray cells recall and am curious as to how it is done.
scattergun6
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Yup, removed the sideplate, the front sight, the cylinder and the cylinder release. Masked off everything with blue painters masking tape that I didn't want coated. Used acetone to wipe down and degrease, wearing rubber gloves to avoid leaving any oils on the metal.
Just finished spraying.
Will allow it to "set" for a couple of days, though DuraCoat says you can re-assemble after 24 hours. They say it is ready for use at that point, but caution against "extreme duty" (whatever that means) for 3-4 weeks.
It is looking like it may turn out shinier than I had expected.... perhaps I put a little too much hardener in the mix. But so far... not too bad. We'll see how it looks in a few days.
Will post final pics of the gun fully assembled, soon.
Just finished spraying.
It is looking like it may turn out shinier than I had expected.... perhaps I put a little too much hardener in the mix. But so far... not too bad. We'll see how it looks in a few days.
Will post final pics of the gun fully assembled, soon.
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