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About LinkBacksYep great Walker thanks. Really happy with how it came out. If the Duracoat stays on better than powder coating (which I have on another rifle) then I will be over the moon.Originally Posted by Walker
BR: Its quite easy to do if you can figure out how to use a bloody airbrush!
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17-12-2011, 09:26 AM #4Caretaker
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