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I have a Browning o/u that has been ceracoated and it looks terrific. It was done in black however so can't comment on what the color might do to one's focus.
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Skin oilsOne thing to keep in mind with Cerakote. While it doesn't wear off, if it's put on with a matte finish, it will wear shiny as your hands basically polish the finish.
The 1100 receiver looks great. How much prep work on the receiver to yield such a smooth outcome? Big up charge?I bought a somewhat rusty Remington Model 1100 in 20 gauge and had it Cerakoted. It turned out great. It's in Sniper Gray, but I bet a teal finish would look fabulous.
My wife has been shooting it and although she might like to blame her misses on the color of the gun, I'm not buying it. I don't imagine that a dark teal barrel would be distracting in the least. I also have an 870 that's been Cerakoted - same dark gray color - and it turned out equally well. Just find a gunsmith or Cerakoting vendor that has been factory trained and certified by Cerakote. They might charge a little more than a hobbyist or part-time practitioner, but correct preparation is everything.
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Had my Perazzi MX7 sporting clays gun done to cut down on the sun glare when shooting clays. Helped a lot.My wife loves and shoots her A400, she recently saw someone Cerekote their O/U and asked about it.
She found a dark teal color that she likes and would like to have it done to make it even more hers however she is worried that she will "squirrel" or get sidetracked.
we both assume it would only take a little time to get used to but I figured I would ask here for any first hand experience.
Man those 390’s look great, and there probably the best semi auto in my bias opinion, I miss my diamond grade, and my custom gold, I had the bbls hard chromed on my gold model and air brushed custom stock, was a slick shooter.I just did 3 of my 390’s. I really like how they came out. View attachment 1746968