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That is the very man. Interesting reading. First met him a few years ago and had the same gut reaction as those expressed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hutch
If anyone needs one of his cerakote jobs fixed up, I'll do it just for a contribution towards materials & shipping.
Cheers guys
Victor 027 205 7050 guns@cerakotenz.com
A lot of keyboard warriors getting upset on here.
Some suspicious first posts also.
If you have a problem with someones workmanship then contact them first out of courtesy, don't go straight for the Internet.
You shouldn't say anything on here or social media that you would't say in public.
If you have real issues with someones workmanship and customer service after contacting them then we have a legal system that protects the customer and business owner:https://www.consumerprotection.govt....uarantees-act/
If you disagree then google "Wheaton's law"
good to see good reviews from happy customers for both applicators, good that there are top quality options.
I have seen Victor's work first hand. I have also had a few jobs done by Stu at Greystone.
I couldn't tell the difference and they were both immaculate.
I love my fancy things and Victor lives around the corner from me so he will certainly get my next job!
As for Boogysika, pretty sure I know him and he's a good lad not a dubious first poster.
Kaiser Metz gotta love the way this phoney came out to discredit you and you come out the other side a champ with a long list of five star references. It's almost poetic
Well, I have send KM my rifle now.
Hoping my new baby comes back with a nice protective coating on the metalwork.
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Hey Victor. Thanks with the help getting that gun to me. This guy is a gentleman. I hope life is treating you a bit better now as well
Cheers and all the best . Anyone interested just go with him he's is a bloody good bloke .you will not have problems
Plus in true Redneck style Lucky13 why don't you just fuck off !!
I've had some work done by victor ... He's very easy to deal with, and stands behind his work, I had an issue with a plastic stock being damaged in transit after the job was done, he requested I send it back and he redid the job. I also had him correct another issue on a cheek riser that occurred from the heat curing- I sent it with a blank stock to use as a mold.. Before he returned it (perfectly formed I might add), he offered a free cerakote job on the stock I'd sent. I've seen Greystones work and it looks excellent.. But I couldn't justify paying their fees.
Its a beautiful gun... And yes it will... Absolutely!!! Cheers mate...Quote:
Originally Posted by scottrods
Got my receiver back! Looks the part now! Super impressed by Stu's Work once again
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My little baby is on its way back from Victor. Got the suppressor coated at the same time, bolt handle done and micro-slicked the main body of the bolt.
Can't wait to get it back home and put the scope on.
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Lol... Yes... Poetic it certainly is...Quote:
Originally Posted by LOC
Lol... Thanks Happy... Double Shot let me know who you are IRL Thx m8.. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy
Victor
^^ ella at kiwicerakote dot comQuote:
Originally Posted by Lucky13
Never heard of kiwicerakote dot com and it doesn't appear to exist but they hardly seem like an impartial commentator
We still haven't seen those photos lucky13 promised us. Get the feeling he only joined to run down victor....
That'd be the second or third account he's had on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
I wish they still made tikkas like this, nice mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottrods
Tian/Victor whats teh sandblast finish b4 coating on the AR? any particular name?
I'd have this 'bling' done on all my 'toys', but having to live within the relatively tight constraints of tax-paid pension (still paying tax on the pension :wtfsmilie:), am not able to get $550 Omark 44's upto the $$$ the old girl (rifle not missus), would look with this treatment.
Very envious of the work all of you have had done by Vic and Stu. :thumbsup:
Just called a media blast really. Can use either garnet or aluminium oxide at about 90 grit in an extended blasting cabinet...Quote:
Originally Posted by ANTSMAN
Hi all. Was just reviewing our pricing and had a look at Greystone's prices, as one does. Have I missed something or are we comparing two different offerings with the $400 vs $290 commentary?Quote:
Originally Posted by scottrods
My $290 includes the stock (and suppressor, etc) being done, but you need to pay an extra $250 on top of the $400 to include your stock at Greystone? Making it $650.
Honestly not trying to stir up a hornets nest on this. Just trying compare apples to apples.
Does this actually mean that the same job is really $650 vs my $290? Or have I got it totally arse up?
Cheers
Victor
Not too sure but this is what I paid and what I paid forQuote:
Originally Posted by Kaiser Metz
$550 got me this-
308 Rem 700 MDT chassis
Strip barrel and action from chassis and Cerakote the following items and reassemble.
Coyote Tan - Barrel, action, bolt shroud, bolt knob, safety catch, trigger shoe, Vortex scope rings, Vortex scope sunshade Armour Black - Bolt body, bolt handle, cocking piece, 12x scope ring torx screws
Remove tan paint from off Vortex scope and dust covers
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That was in regards to your comment Kaiser, not sure if yours is cheaper? Both great none the less
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Nice gun mate! Looks the business for sure!!
Cheers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaiser Metz
But I was actually curious if your pricing is cheaper? I'm looking at getting my AR15 done [emoji106]
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(kind of) Off topic but I've just read that Victor passed away while on holiday overseas... very sad to hear, he was a very good guy to deal with and provided an excellent service.. he'll be missed.
Where did you read that?! That's terrible news.
His brother posted it on facebook
Killed in a car accident overseas. Didn't know the guy but he seemed really nice with lots of happy customers.
Bloody top bloke who always had time to chat and have a laugh, tell some lies and enjoy a tipple of Makers Mark 46.
Going to be missed, we were working on some plans for all my skeleton stocks but alas no more...
Wish i'd had more time to learn from him, his talents will be missed...
Such sad news, condolences to his family and friends.
Victor was a great guy.
Won a free 2nd coat from Victor....went back and forward on which rifle, what colours. Decided to pick up when he returned from Thailand. Bloody good guy to yarn to. Sadly missed.
