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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => PCP/CO2/HPA Air Gun Gates "The Darkside" => Topic started by: honda191 on February 09, 2015, 12:08:40 PM
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I have 2 Discoveries 1 is in real good shape I hunt and shoot it a lot love it!! The other my son put it away damp in a gun case and after some months I opened it up and found the steel was rusted and the stock was all mold actually etched into the wood. I decided since we do HydroGraphics Dipping at our shop to camo the stock and try to salvage it I just didn't quite like the finished look and the fact that the barrel and air tube were all pitted from the rust I then decided to do a full custom build and finish using the custom parts from BNM and some of the custom tricks we learned in the dipping.. Started out with a Black Carbon Fiber Dip finished with a Red Candy Paint and Clear Coat for the Stock and Air Tube. For the mechanical Mods I used the Chrome Finish Breach and Barrel Shroud From BNM... The Parts from BNM are amazing for Quality and totally made the Gun for looks and function I think it turned out pretty nice.. I'll post a few pics
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Here is the First Cammo Try not bad but Air Tube still all pitted
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Here is the New Look!!!
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I have thought about the vinyl wrapping for the stock on my Discovery .22. I would hope it would look as nice as yours does.
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Next to the standard
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Actually Hydrographics Water Transfer Printing we do this to some of our custom bikes we restore looks sometimes better than original especially in Camo or Carbon Fiber for the Frames...
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After Carbon Fiber Dip
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Finished Paint and Clear Before Assembly
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That is awesome!
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That stock looks gorgeous. Nice job on that.
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Woah! That is sweet looking. Can you do mine next!! 8)
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You need to thank your son for that opportunity! :) Looks really nice !
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That is the nicest disco I've seen congrats
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sweet build.
kj
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This is the last pic of Final Completed Assembly finished last night..
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Nice job on the disco !! Enjoy!!
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As they used to say "that is way awesome"! If your shop did this commercially how much would it cost?
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Great work Ron!
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Cost would be around $200.00 less with no custom paint just pattern and clear coat..
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Looks amazing. Great restore. Not gonna lie though, I really like the first stock. :P
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They look great!