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Scratch , SB finally got back to me: "Hi Bill, Thank you for supporting SB Tactical! The brace materials are colored before production, so they are is molded together like that. However you can use Cerakote (or similar products) to change the appearance if you would like to. We don’t recommend...

DRYHEAT wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 2:34 pm

Nice color scheme! Is that brace Cerakoted? How does the lower rubber portion seem to be holding up to cracks?

I don't know if this is even possible, but I thought I'd check. I'm looking for some site that I can upload a pic of my AR and then pick and choose different parts of the gun to change color on. Maybe not upload a pic but be able to choose parts to add, like handguards, stock pistol grips optics etc...

Looks like fun scratch. Pretty nice for spare parts. Maybe look at varmint bullets. I know most of the Nosler line, Sierra 50 grain Blitz and VMax all expand well down to 1600 fps. It sure if any fragment. I don’t shoot 223, so my experience is mostly in the 45-50 grain range for K Hornet, 218 Bee ...

I had recently seen some cool AR pistol builds come in like the Saint Edge pistol, a certain BCM pistol, and a few others, and I really liked how lightweight and modern looking they were. Some of my AR's still have quad rails on them. I like them, but they seem dated now with the smooth M-Lok, and K...

GunFunZS wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 6:43 pm
I would put metal tube instead of pipe. Then the breach drill can also be with a sledge or ram, and you have more stage options.

Great idea! I think I'm going to swap the PVC out for metal tube.

Emmaclearwater wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 1:58 am From where I can buy this

Search Tuff Possum Gear on Facebook. You can probably just Google him also.

Not sure what you're talking about as I can't see the deed to further inconsistencies around the turn of the next millennium, forward after the right time has been met.

Thanks for all your hard work, we understand.

With all the bots and spam accounts that we've had lately, it has got to be a difficult job.
Thanks for all your hard work!