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So who is rocking a fully painted CQBR but has the rail still FDE? I think I’m going to turn my 300BLK into a CQBR.
Also anyone know what color cerakote is used on the RC? |
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Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
Is my Warcomp 3p acceptable or should I just get the normal 3p until funds allow for the 4 prong? View Quote |
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Thanks for the reply guys. I will just return/exchange it for the 3p
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I need to find a weekend to drink a few and spray my lower. I just know it would never come out as nice as some on here.
Is step one always to get enough liquid courage? |
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That’s the plan. I just can’t decide if I want to do the lower and stock(Black sopmod) or upper and lower along with the stock. Definitely know that I do not want to do the fde rail.
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If you're gonna spray spray the whole thing
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Surprised to hear this. I see so many on here that are half painted.
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Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
Surprised to hear this. I see so many on here that are half painted. View Quote Problem with a half paint is you do it, then realise you hate it cause its only half painted, then you finally paint the upper and they don't match right. I say just get it over with, spray the whole thing. Maybe take off the optic if you want to but that's about it |
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Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
The only ones that do that are mostly the ones that are afraid to paint, and secondary, the ones that simply replaced a receiver since the paint job. Problem with a half paint is you do it, then realise you hate it cause its only half painted, then you finally paint the upper and they don't match right. I say just get it over with, spray the whole thing. Maybe take off the optic if you want to but that's about it View Quote looks crazy to me when an upper or lower is painted and the other half isnt, or if the two are completely mismatched paint jobs lol. either paint it all or dont. |
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Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
Surprised to hear this. I see so many on here that are half painted. View Quote What I was saying on the less is more is that you don’t want to cake it on there. Just slightly dust it until you get what you want. |
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Originally Posted By southernpat:
The attached photo is the CQBRs normal lower. The painted lower has a binary in it and I put it on there to have some fun. To each their own though. https://farm1.staticflickr.com/854/30088026778_98e7f89589_b.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By southernpat:
Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
The only ones that do that are mostly the ones that are afraid to paint, and secondary, the ones that simply replaced a receiver since the paint job. Problem with a half paint is you do it, then realise you hate it cause its only half painted, then you finally paint the upper and they don't match right. I say just get it over with, spray the whole thing. Maybe take off the optic if you want to but that's about it Originally Posted By SurtrsFire: again, this. looks crazy to me when an upper or lower is painted and the other half isnt, or if the two are completely mismatched paint jobs lol. either paint it all or dont. https://farm1.staticflickr.com/854/30088026778_98e7f89589_b.jpg |
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Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg View Quote @Dyzastr haven't seen that top pic in a while. Never seen that second pic. Old skewl. I think CD will like that one. (552 on RAS, ARMS BUIS) |
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Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Noice Noice. Lets see the outside now @Dyzastr haven't seen that top pic in a while. Never seen that second pic. Old skewl. I think CD will like that one. (552 on RAS, ARMS BUIS) View Quote |
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Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg View Quote CD |
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Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
I've wondered what kind of affect a 3p has on overall performance with the rc? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg |
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Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Noice Noice. Lets see the outside now @Dyzastr haven't seen that top pic in a while. Never seen that second pic. Old skewl. I think CD will like that one. (552 on RAS, ARMS BUIS) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg @Dyzastr haven't seen that top pic in a while. Never seen that second pic. Old skewl. I think CD will like that one. (552 on RAS, ARMS BUIS) Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
The baffle wear is uneven with a 3p. Back in the day when we couldn't get 4 prongs we had an SF armorer post pics of their baffle wear and members (I think AR-Ryan may have been one of them) posted the same pics used with a SF3P. Obviously the exhaust ports don't match up on the 3P and it showed in the pics That's one of the reasons I wanted a 4P besides just correctness - it's really what the RC was designed for. No idea if there is any difference in wear or performance 3P vs. 4P, but I figured if I wasn't going to run a muzzle brake, I should at least have the right flash hider that aligns with the ports. Well, that and... cause 4 prong :D. |
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Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
I need to find a weekend to drink a few and spray my lower. I just know it would never come out as nice as some on here. Is step one always to get enough liquid courage? View Quote |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell:
Best paint jobs come from not giving a fuck and over thinking it. Get a little "fuck it" in your system and lay down some light passes until what you like appears. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
The only ones that do that are mostly the ones that are afraid to paint, and secondary, the ones that simply replaced a receiver since the paint job. Problem with a half paint is you do it, then realise you hate it cause its only half painted, then you finally paint the upper and they don't match right. I say just get it over with, spray the whole thing. Maybe take off the optic if you want to but that's about it View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
Surprised to hear this. I see so many on here that are half painted. Problem with a half paint is you do it, then realise you hate it cause its only half painted, then you finally paint the upper and they don't match right. I say just get it over with, spray the whole thing. Maybe take off the optic if you want to but that's about it The lower is actually for my M4 clone and it didn't have paint. I was just to cheap and lazy to build and SBR 2 lowers. |
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Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: Nice, does bring back memories CD View Quote Somewhat related question, might have asked you before but I can't remember. Do you have any idea what the service life on a suppressed 10.3 barrel is? Was there any round interval they got rebarreled or just when they wouldn't group anymore? Thanks for any info. |
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Originally Posted By SurtrsFire:
best part of it is if it looks like shit and you dont like it...spray it again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SurtrsFire:
Originally Posted By SecretSquirell:
Best paint jobs come from not giving a fuck and over thinking it. Get a little "fuck it" in your system and lay down some light passes until what you like appears. |
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Originally Posted By TheGunslinger:
@Combat_Diver Somewhat related question, might have asked you before but I can't remember. Do you have any idea what the service life on a suppressed 10.3 barrel is? Was there any round interval they got rebarreled or just when they wouldn't group anymore? Thanks for any info. View Quote CD |
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Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
The baffle wear is uneven with a 3p. Back in the day when we couldn't get 4 prongs we had an SF armorer post pics of their baffle wear and members (I think AR-Ryan may have been one of them) posted the same pics used with a SF3P. Obviously the exhaust ports don't match up on the 3P and it showed in the pics View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg eta-obviously a brake is best for erosion. I would almost venture to believe the military went with the 4p over the 3p for its flash hiding benefits. I could be wrong. Just tryin to think about it from other angles. I remember the ports in the blast baffle/ first few are intended to help decrease back pressure. So With that line of thought, the holes matching up with a 4p would just be a nice feature and not neccassarily more beneficial. I really don't know though. What say the baffle scholars? eta- I just visualized how ports work to decrease back pressure, and now I can understand how the 4p would actually be an aid with the 4 ports matching. I was visualizing it all wrong when I first started this line of thought. |
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Originally Posted By Dyzastr: http://i.imgur.com/R2yBCO2.jpg I like em dirty, clean, painted, unpainted, half painted, half unpainted....I just like em all. Can't say I've seen a cqbr I didn't like... http://i.imgur.com/kiDe4E6.jpg View Quote If anyone has a bead on an SU231. Let me know! |
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Originally Posted By Dyzastr: http://i.imgur.com/R2yBCO2.jpg I like em dirty, clean, painted, unpainted, half painted, half unpainted....I just like em all. Can't say I've seen a cqbr I didn't like... http://i.imgur.com/kiDe4E6.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Combat_Diver: Lots of variables involved, don't know of anyone that keeps their suppressor on all the time. Generally they call me if the gun won't group anymore or I stop by and gauge all their guns like I'm doing now on the road (ie barrel erosion gauge). I do try and put on new bolts at 6,000 rds. Barrels can last longer up to 3x the amount. CD View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Dyzastr: http://i.imgur.com/R2yBCO2.jpg I like em dirty, clean, painted, unpainted, half painted, half unpainted....I just like em all. Can't say I've seen a cqbr I didn't like... http://i.imgur.com/kiDe4E6.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
I do remember those pics. I know the ports don't line up with the mouse holes on a 3p, but I thought mouse holes were more of a way to relieve back pressure as the bullet exits. If that is the case, then I wouldn't think it would be too much different. I'll have to look back to see if there are any pics of dissected rc's. I would almost venture to say the mouse holes/ ports would be less eroded with a 3p as the gasses aren't directed at the holes. Unless they are, just in an off way, then I could see more erosion. Other than the blast baffle not looking symmetrical with a 4p, I'd be curious to see how the rest of the baffles look in comparison. eta-obviously a brake is best for erosion. I would almost venture to believe the military went with the 4p over the 3p for its flash hiding benefits. I could be wrong. Just tryin to think about it from other angles. I remember the ports in the blast baffle/ first few are intended to help decrease back pressure. So With that line of thought, the holes matching up with a 4p would just be a nice feature and not neccassarily more beneficial. I really don't know though. What say the baffle scholars? eta- I just visualized how ports work to decrease back pressure, and now I can understand how the 4p would actually be an aid with the 4 ports matching. I was visualizing it all wrong when I first started this line of thought. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg eta-obviously a brake is best for erosion. I would almost venture to believe the military went with the 4p over the 3p for its flash hiding benefits. I could be wrong. Just tryin to think about it from other angles. I remember the ports in the blast baffle/ first few are intended to help decrease back pressure. So With that line of thought, the holes matching up with a 4p would just be a nice feature and not neccassarily more beneficial. I really don't know though. What say the baffle scholars? eta- I just visualized how ports work to decrease back pressure, and now I can understand how the 4p would actually be an aid with the 4 ports matching. I was visualizing it all wrong when I first started this line of thought. Not certain that's how it actually works, but that's the way I'm featuring it. |
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Originally Posted By krdt:
No expert on baffle design, but it seems to me that as the pressurized gas expands into the pre-blast baffle chamber area, it has five pathways into the baffle stack - through the bore or into one of the four ports on the blast baffle. Without those ports, any gas that didn't follow into the bore would be redirected as back pressure; the ports just allow some of that pressure to be relieved into the baffle stack. If so, it would stand to reason that having the gaps on the 4P aligned to the ports on the blast baffle would just help guide the gas along the path of least resistance (i.e. into one of the four ports). Not certain that's how it actually works, but that's the way I'm featuring it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By krdt:
Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Originally Posted By Dyzastr:
Originally Posted By krdt:
A little SOCOM RC blast baffle action at 700 rounds. http://wkd.site.nfoservers.com/CQBR/CQBR.101618.SOCOM.RC.Blast.Baffle-700-01.jpg eta-obviously a brake is best for erosion. I would almost venture to believe the military went with the 4p over the 3p for its flash hiding benefits. I could be wrong. Just tryin to think about it from other angles. I remember the ports in the blast baffle/ first few are intended to help decrease back pressure. So With that line of thought, the holes matching up with a 4p would just be a nice feature and not neccassarily more beneficial. I really don't know though. What say the baffle scholars? eta- I just visualized how ports work to decrease back pressure, and now I can understand how the 4p would actually be an aid with the 4 ports matching. I was visualizing it all wrong when I first started this line of thought. Not certain that's how it actually works, but that's the way I'm featuring it. Thank god DD wisened up on their port sizing. Not that I use DD bbls on clones thus far pre URG-I.....but I am a believer in CHF so that will change once the 10.3 URG-I is released |
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Originally Posted By vanquishings:
That feeling when you submit a paper form 1 literally the day before E-Form form 1s go back up.... Not sure it's even worth it to withdrawal and resubmit at this point..... 10.4 is life. #notcerakote #tanodized https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1928/31401210308_c465c78a6d_c.jpg https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1926/31401207458_a1f6e7a32a_c.jpg View Quote |
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Originally Posted By CloneDiseased:
Just saw this. Bravo! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CloneDiseased:
Originally Posted By vanquishings:
That feeling when you submit a paper form 1 literally the day before E-Form form 1s go back up.... Not sure it's even worth it to withdrawal and resubmit at this point..... 10.4 is life. #notcerakote #tanodized https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1928/31401210308_c465c78a6d_c.jpg https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1926/31401207458_a1f6e7a32a_c.jpg |
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Originally Posted By Ivan1:
I want a purple upper reciever so bad! That looks good! View Quote And on the topic of half painted or whatever... I'm balls deep in the idea of painting rifles, but if I'm spending 500+ for DD rail in a specific color, It's not getting colored over lol. Nor would I paint away my unique purple color. Ever! Even if there's a fire! |
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Originally Posted By krdt: No expert on baffle design, but it seems to me that as the pressurized gas expands into the pre-blast baffle chamber area, it has five pathways into the baffle stack - through the bore or into one of the four ports on the blast baffle. Without those ports, any gas that didn't follow into the bore would be redirected as back pressure; the ports just allow some of that pressure to be relieved into the baffle stack. If so, it would stand to reason that having the gaps on the 4P aligned to the ports on the blast baffle would just help guide the gas along the path of least resistance (i.e. into one of the four ports). Not certain that's how it actually works, but that's the way I'm featuring it. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Bhavin22:
I think you are right about they all look good. View Quote Originally Posted By Ivan1:
I want a purple upper reciever so bad! That looks good! View Quote |
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Originally Posted By vanquishings:
Thanks so much! Means a lot, especially coming from someone else who knows the trials of the tanodization. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Originally Posted By CloneDiseased:
Been gone for a hot minute, but I mostly lurk up in here anyway, lol. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By CloneDiseased:
Originally Posted By MILSPEC556:
Dude I was just wondering where you were yesterday. Am I trippin or have you been gone for like forever? |
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