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Posted: 11/29/2006 3:15:54 PM EDT
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thinking on getting some of my beat up receivers refinished with Teflon (usanodising does it, xtremcoating..). Anybody got pictures of Teflon receivers ? probably getting some in flat black and OD green. Thanks !! |
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Yes, I had the mags done too, but they are super slick, almost too much making them slip out of your hands. Keep in mind, I completely disassembled the rifle myself and mailed the parts to him. Every single part of this rifle is teflon coated except the springs, the chamber and bore, and the buffer. If I were doing it over again, I would only do these parts: INSIDE of upper receiver carrier charging handle bolt key bolt cam pin bolt extractor firing pin magazine release magazine release button selector hammer At first, I didn't put a single drop of lube on this rifle, because oil won't stay on teflon. I would put a drop of oil on a part and it would run down with none remaining on the part. Now, after about 1,000 rounds, the teflon has been worn away on some of the high friction parts, like on the face of the bolt locking lugs, and the underside of the carrier that contacts the hammer, and the bolt cam pin. Once I noticed this I started putting some CLP on those parts. The rifle has never malfunctioned. |
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If you get a chance see the guys at Iron Ridge they do a-ton of teflon coating they are at www.ironridgeguns.com Lots of pics on the site. take a look. good luck on your re-do. they have done a lot of work for for me. top notch lads. |
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