Hi all,

I am a dealer in north-central North Carolina, less than an hour south of the VA/NC border.

Ko-tonics specializes in two areas

1) 6.8mm SPC AR-15 products, including:

* Stag Arms 6.8mm-marked lowers with a wide selection of stocks and grips.

* The KT68 family of 6.8mm AR15 uppers with the following features:

• Chrome lined chamber and bore
• Improved SAAMI-spec chamber to handle hot loads
• M4 feed ramps
• Mid-length gas system
• Fully free-floated handguards with customizable tube or 4-rail

* Silver State Armory 6.8mm ammunition

* C Products 6.8mm magazines.

2) Firearm finishing in DuraCoat or Cerakote, including full camouflage.

Virginia residents can buy our products legally with 4473 and NICS.

Please have a look at the Ko-tonics Web site and our AR-15.com Industry forum.

I have 6.8mm lowers in-stock and ready to sell.  I am waiting for delivery of our barrels from the company that is applying the chrome-lining, and should have uppers for sale within two weeks.

Any and all feedback greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Ko-tonics

Welcome to the boards

Quoted: Welcome to the boards

Thanks!  Been here since 9/2001 as Carbine_Man.

My first customer for a 6.8mm-marked Stag lower was a VA customer.  So don't hesitate to call!

Take a look a the Web site for custom Cerakote and Durakote finish, solid color or camo: Ko-tonics firearm finishing

Quoted: How much to paint a vfg, butt stock, handguards and pistol grip a solid color in either Duracoat or Ceracoat

• What's a "vfg?" (I would guess v-something folding grip)
• stock = $20
• handguards = $15
• grip = $6

Sorry it took so long to get back to you, I didn't see this until today.  Please send an IM or email for a faster response.

I have a lot of different colors on-hand, but the most popular are OD Green, Desert Sand, Coyote Tan, and Dark Earth.

Quoted: VFG is the grip that a lot of people hand from their handguards. Do the prices you quote apply to both coatings? Which one typically lasts longer?

That's for Cerakote, which is more durable than DuraCoat.  Cerakote has ceramic and solid lubricants in the base which give it more "body."  Hard to describe, but definitely wears better.  Metallics also look much better, IMHO.

I would prolly do your forward grip for $6, just to pull a figure out of the air.