Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: Cascade_Sherpa on April 17, 2009, 09:14:50 AM
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Hey Team! I had really great feedback asking about Hogue stocks so I thought I'd post another question that's been plaguing me..... here goes:
I've seen a lot of high end sniper/hunting rifles wearing a ceramic coating called "Cerakote", and was wondering if anybody had feedback good or bad. Or if there is a place in the WA that does this sort of gun coating. I've been on a website but it looks as if they mostly cater to big military contracts and high volume custom gunsmiths. Any ideas of costs? It looks tough as hell and I've got highly loved but overly used 300 win that the blueing is wearing through and I want to stop any more wear on it. Thanks.
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Check out 24hourcampfire.com. There is a guy on there that does the Cerrakote.
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Ok, I've a lot of time recently on that forum trying to find a McM stock. Do you know what this guy's handle is? Thanks!
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Not sure his name, but he advertises there and has a sticky for his work.
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Karl Kampfeld... is the man on Ceracoat... he has a website, http://www.kampfeldcustom.com/ (http://www.kampfeldcustom.com/). He does good work.
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His prices are actually not bad at all. I may have to look him up when I want some finishing work done.
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Never used him, but I will. R Brothers rifles outta Elma/Porter. 360-791-4741. Thinkin it was around $200.00.