My rifle is finished - Nash GunWerks: Before and After

[phylodog]

Fenway's rifle was coated with Cerakote which is the most durable finish I've seen so far. I use Cerakote, DuraCoat, Norrell's moly resin and KG GunKote and the Cerakote is the toughest of them all. It'll take quite a beating...

I'm glad you're pleased with it Fenway!! I enjoy doing these "dusted" jobs, lots of fun...

 

[Fenway]

Can't wait to get my suppressor in for this bad boy and have Cory coat that as well

 

[joslar15]

Maybe it's just me, but I think it's cool the way the Eotech markings are subdued, but still readable.

 

[Fenway]

It turns out just about every marking on the rifle is readable. I was impressed with that as well.

Maybe it's just me, but I think it's cool the way the Eotech markings are subdued, but still readable.

 

[jeremy]

That is nice! I am definitely going to have to hit Cory up one of these days...

 

[Bulgy74]

Why are the rail covers so far up front? It makes more sense that if you are not going to cover your rails with panels and you are going to have a VFG, the panels and VFG are not in the same place. That's to say that in this case, if your VFG is that far forward, you should move the panels to the rear or if you are the type that likes the grip towards the rear- you'd put the panels up further.

The reason for this is that where you have the VFG, you'll be holding onto the VFG completely or at the most, just a little of the rails (with a cupped hand in front of the grip and under the rail).

If you like the grip up front, move the panels to the rear so that you can grab the rail at the rear and have your hands protected by the covers.

Basically as it stands, you aren't protecting your hands with the rail covers where they are and if you were to want to put a choke hold on the rear of handguards in a traditional way, you'd be grabbing onto nothing but rail.

 

[UltraRick]

Looks great!