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Posted: 4/10/2010 5:18:27 PM EDT
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I'm considering getting an LMT. I have seen several on gunbroker that look like they have an uneven finish. Is this normal? Is it something that can get cleaned up or is it permannant?
I relize it's a combat gun and isn't designed be preaty but... Thanks. |
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Mine looks fine finish wise http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b328/jcrowl/000_0432.jpg http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b328/jcrowl/000_0433.jpg I love matte AR finishes! I was very happy to see that my A4 receivers had matte finishes. |
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Metal finishes can vary drastically on camera. For example my Recce receiver from BCM looks purple'ish whenI take pics but it is most definitely black to the eye.
LMT's tend to have a matte, or dry-looking, finish which is easy to scuff making it look white but it wipes right off. <––- I hope that makes sense. |
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Metal finishes can vary drastically on camera. For example my Recce receiver from BCM looks purple'ish whenI take pics but it is most definitely black to the eye. LMT's tend to have a matte, or dry-looking, finish which is easy to scuff making it look white but it wipes right off. <––- I hope that makes sense. This LMT's are GTG. Shoot it and abuse it. it will last. |
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This is what I am talking about:
http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=2.jpg http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=1.jpg&newest=1 This just doesn't look normal to me.... |
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I'm considering getting an LMT. I have seen several on gunbroker that look like they have an uneven finish. Is this normal? Is it something that can get cleaned up or is it permannant? I relize it's a combat gun and isn't designed be pretty but... Thanks. Answered your own question. |
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This is what I am talking about: http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=2.jpg http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=1.jpg&newest=1 This just doesn't look normal to me.... looks fine to me. the shiny stuff around the charging handle is gun oil.
it's fine dude. get the LMT! you won't be sorry! |
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Quoted: This is what I am talking about: http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=2.jpg http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=1.jpg&newest=1 This just doesn't look normal to me.... Oil and camera magic. |
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This is what I am talking about: http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=2.jpg http://s668.photobucket.com/albums/vv49/RevMetalhead/?action=view¤t=1.jpg&newest=1 This just doesn't look normal to me.... There is absolutely nothing wrong with that finish, the shiny areas are just excess gun oil. If you wiped the whole thing down with CLP it will all look even. |
| Thanks everyone! You have releaved my fears- cause I have really wanted an LMT. It's not that I wanted a shiny gun it's that I wanted it to look the same all over. It seems to be the general consensous that it is just gun oil which makes it look different in parts. |
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Thanks everyone! You have releaved my fears- cause I have really wanted an LMT. It's not that I wanted a shiny gun it's that I wanted it to look the same all over. It seems to be the general consensous that it is just gun oil which makes it look different in parts. One thing with the finishes is that if you look at them they might be dry. You would be susprised at how much they can change if oil them up and let the finish suck some of it up. Someone had an armalite ar-10 or 15 on here that complained and yea the finish looked like shit. After members here told him to oil it and let it sit a few days it cleared up nice. |
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