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Posted: 2/4/2015 12:34:30 AM EDT
| I built a "Zombie" lower for 2 of my grandsons. Ready to shoot it, but I'm still looking for more color to put on it. Anyone know where I can find a Zombie green forward assist button for the upper? |
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http://www.amazon.com/Zombie-Custom-Painted-Forward-Replacement/dp/B00IBLZ4G0 if you want to pay 45 bucks for one..... If you are going to shell out that kind of cash; if I were your nephews, I would want this instead: http://www.rainierarms.com/northtech-defense-titanium-forward-assist Seriously, a 4 oz can of durcoat is 20.00. A forward assist is about 12 from Spikes. You can paint a couple of rifles with a 4 oz can of duracoat. http://www.houtsenterprises.net/dur_zombie_colors.html |
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If you are going to shell out that kind of cash; if I were your nephews, I would want this instead: http://www.rainierarms.com/northtech-defense-titanium-forward-assist Seriously, a 4 oz can of durcoat is 20.00. A forward assist is about 12 from Spikes. You can paint a couple of rifles with a 4 oz can of duracoat. http://www.houtsenterprises.net/dur_zombie_colors.html Quoted:
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http://www.amazon.com/Zombie-Custom-Painted-Forward-Replacement/dp/B00IBLZ4G0 if you want to pay 45 bucks for one..... If you are going to shell out that kind of cash; if I were your nephews, I would want this instead: http://www.rainierarms.com/northtech-defense-titanium-forward-assist Seriously, a 4 oz can of durcoat is 20.00. A forward assist is about 12 from Spikes. You can paint a couple of rifles with a 4 oz can of duracoat. http://www.houtsenterprises.net/dur_zombie_colors.html +1 The zombie fad will not last forever but the cool factor will last a lifetime 
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Thanks for the info, guys. My grandsons stepfsther is not investing anytime in them at all. I'm trying to be a father figure and give them some interest in firearms. Good for you and better for them. This is all personal opinion, but I would keep the real guns as real gun looking as possible, especially since young kids are involved. |
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Good for you and better for them. This is all personal opinion, but I would keep the real guns as real gun looking as possible, especially since young kids are involved. Quoted:
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Thanks for the info, guys. My grandsons stepfsther is not investing anytime in them at all. I'm trying to be a father figure and give them some interest in firearms. Good for you and better for them. This is all personal opinion, but I would keep the real guns as real gun looking as possible, especially since young kids are involved. Will do. So far they are very repsectful about firearms. The upper is all black, its just the lower that has color, and I have Matrix Zombie mags when we graduate from the 22LR conversion. |
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Will do. So far they are very repsectful about firearms. The upper is all black, its just the lower that has color, and I have Matrix Zombie mags when we graduate from the 22LR conversion. Quoted:
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Thanks for the info, guys. My grandsons stepfsther is not investing anytime in them at all. I'm trying to be a father figure and give them some interest in firearms. Good for you and better for them. This is all personal opinion, but I would keep the real guns as real gun looking as possible, especially since young kids are involved. Will do. So far they are very repsectful about firearms. The upper is all black, its just the lower that has color, and I have Matrix Zombie mags when we graduate from the 22LR conversion. Sounds nice! Have fun with them! Very good to see young kids learning about real weapons. |
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