DPMS lower
Double Star flattop upper
16" heavy barrel
rail gas block
tacticool stock
removable sights
Doc Duracoat job :evil:

Wait a sec, the woman is back in town and you're managing to be bored enough to duracoat?

Wait a sec, the woman is back in town and you're managing to be bored enough to duracoat?

I did find something fun to do while it was baking in the oven for the 2nd coat :evil:

Nice. I think my first AR build will be very basic. 16 or 20" barrel, no optics, probably a fixed stock and a sling. Don't know why, I just like the look of the basic AR.

Nice. I think my first AR build will be very basic. 16 or 20" barrel, no optics, probably a fixed stock and a sling. Don't know why, I just like the look of the basic AR.

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OMG................zombies every were.


Thanks now I want one..............I hate you

Thanks now I want one..............I hate you

buy this one then :flipoff2:

buy this one then :flipoff2:

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I believe that one has sold already.

I believe that one has sold already.

yes it did.
AND LOC-TITE THE FRONT GAS BLOCK !!!! :shaking:
i should have friggen done it but I trusted doublestar to have used some loctite from the factory :mad3: Now I will repair it if the new owner does not want to do it themself and maybe have to repair the duracoat due to one little oversight :mad3::shaking:

I will still use thier shit though.

yes it did.
AND LOC-TITE THE FRONT GAS BLOCK !!!! :shaking:
i should have friggen done it but I trusted doublestar to have used some loctite from the factory :mad3: Now I will repair it if the new owner does not want to do it themself and maybe have to repair the duracoat due to one little oversight :mad3::shaking:

It might be fixed, it's back together anyway:laughing:. I'll let you know after firing it tomorrow.
The duracoat is barely scuffed, nothing to worry about.
I was thinking about trying to duracoat a cheap pistol that I have just to see how it turns out. It doesn't seem like it would be too difficult once you get the pieces clean.

It might be fixed, it's back together anyway:laughing:. I'll let you know after firing it tomorrow.
The duracoat is barely scuffed, nothing to worry about.
I was thinking about trying to duracoat a cheap pistol that I have just to see how it turns out. It doesn't seem like it would be too difficult once you get the pieces clean.

dude, I was panicked :laughing::eek::laughing: I was kicking myself in the ass and getting odd looks from people in the courtyard I am in yelling "FUCKFUCKFUCK" at the computer :laughing:
Like I said, if it does not function right or whatever just pull the upper (it can be regular mailed) and send it to me and I will fix it right or build/get a new one.
I stand by my work :flipoff2:

if you know how to airbrush it is not hard. the metal MUST be cleanclean. I recomend sandblasting or bead blasting to give a nice "tooth"

Might look cool with a grip and magazine the same color as the skullz

Are we talking about Loctite'n the pin on the gas block? Or the mating surface?

Doc how much to duracoat a .40 tactical?

Are we talking about Loctite'n the pin on the gas block? Or the mating surface?

I would do both.

Oh and since Doc did sell the rifle, if anyone else is looking for something don't hesitate to click on the link below :flipoff2:

I would do both.

Oh and since Doc did sell the rifle, if anyone else is looking for something don't hesitate to click on the link below :flipoff2:

But did you do both? (on mine that is) :laughing:

But did you do both? (on mine that is) :laughing:

No :(
I didn't read this prior to shipping

No :(
I didn't read this prior to shipping

seeee I am not the only one :laughing::flipoff2:


Numidian: losen one screw and apply loc-tite and then tighten it, then repeat with the other screw.

dude, I was panicked :laughing::eek::laughing: I was kicking myself in the ass and getting odd looks from people in the courtyard I am in yelling "FUCKFUCKFUCK" at the computer :laughing:
Like I said, if it does not function right or whatever just pull the upper (it can be regular mailed) and send it to me and I will fix it right or build/get a new one.
I stand by my work :flipoff2:

if you know how to airbrush it is not hard. the metal MUST be cleanclean. I recomend sandblasting or bead blasting to give a nice "tooth"

I was a little bent myself at first, I was thinking it was a bigger issue.
Anyway, I ran 2 30 round mags through it to make sure it functioned properly, and I am happy once again:smokin:
I have no complaints about you standing by your work, I consider this one of those "shit happens" things.
I PM'd you with the problem, You immediately PM'd me back with a couple solutions. Problem solved.
I'd buy from you again.

I would do both.

Mating surface too? I just did the pins, I'd end up blocking it up with loc-tite and it wouldn't work:D

Mating surface too? I just did the pins, I'd end up blocking it up with loc-tite and it wouldn't work:D
you would have to use a "creeping" locktite (green I think) to effectively mate the 2 surfaces.
just tightening both and putting a drop of red in the screw hole before cranking it down should work fine.

just tightening both and putting a drop of red in the screw hole before cranking it down should work fine.

Good. Cause that's what I did:D