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majordisorder wrote:If I turned up at our club with that half the old boys would die on the spot :lol:

Mine too...might have to do that to my 15-22 when I get it

In the spirit of one upmanship, this is will be my Remington at the next Uttoxeter shoot. :shakeshout:

http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h ... EwAw&dur=1

Not at Denstone it won't be - not in .338 anyway! The range is not cert' for HME.

You got the Gucci shoes to go with that paint job then..VERY different...where did you get the paint, I might do my Sig 556...but different..

I like that mate reminds me of the markings on a Californian king snake I rescued a few years a go.

Check this out for another take on the same idea
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ClP9t2Kpic

:flag5: zzzzom zzzzom

I could live with the paint job - but, that carpet............?

Gun Pimp wrote:I could live with the paint job - but, that carpet............?

Its a rug Vince - on real oak flooring - but we have a 8 month baby.

Mike

Looks like you made a good job of it I've been wanting to tart my Benelli M2 up with a paint job but i've always held back firstly because of the price and secondly because i was looking at Duracoat and its not reversable.

Sorry if i missed it, but what make/brand is the paint and where did you get it from?

Duracoat can be removed but only by bead/sand blasting, unless of course it wasn't put on properly in the first place.

John MH wrote:Duracoat can be removed but only by bead/sand blasting, unless of course it wasn't put on properly in the first place.