Duracoated P-83
Duracoated P-83
Just finished duracoating this P-83 for someone. He likes the PA63 color scheme so that's what we went with. Turned out pretty good but was a bear to get back together after a complete tear down.
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manicmechanic
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Re: Duracoated P-83
Nice job jcrntx!!
Re: Duracoated P-83
Great Job. I really like the two tone look myself. Did a CZ82 and have had more offers on that pistol than I can count. Should sell it and get another or just do my P83
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lklawson
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Re: Duracoated P-83
That's slick. Turned out really nice. I, too, like the duo-tone look.
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
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Re: Duracoated P-83
Very Nice face lift. I'm tempted to do my p83. Did you do the grips? They look very clean.
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papabear
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Re: Duracoated P-83
Dito, very nice
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Yes, lightly blasted the grips with a little aluminum oxide and duracoated them as well. Thanks for all the compliments! I was very happy with how it turned out, it was just a challenge getting all back together. Not many parts but as it was the first I had ever done, it did take a little trial and error.vorakam wrote:Very Nice face lift. I'm tempted to do my p83. Did you do the grips? They look very clean.
