Thread: Cerakoteing

Red Dot Rifles ( Auckland ) , Milspec Coating ( Auckland ) , Spec Firearm Coating ( Tauranga ) Use KG Industries Gun Kote . Greystone Guns uses Cera Kote and I think Deadeye Dicks uses Dura Coat .
If you go in to your local gun shop they will also be able to sort it out for you .

From Grunta's experiences with Mack's Ordnance, I wouldn't use them if THEY paid ME.

while he did do a good job , it was a hassle with no contact at times and delays , ...but I cant fault the application of the cerakote .... almost ... but no I wouldn't use him again until he sorts his customer relations

Got my .223 barrel coated just plain black by Stu at Greystone. The suppressor rubs slightly on the barrel leaving a slight mark and just a quick wipe with the thumb removes any blemish and the coating is still perfect. I quite rate the stuff.

Photos of work that's been done please?

Also what's the rules around having e cat rifles done? Send it without grip or....?

Originally Posted by Nibblet

Photos of work that's been done please?

Also what's the rules around having e cat rifles done? Send it without grip or....?

I would say you would need to transfer ownership to whoever is dong the work. They would need to have their E endorsement and be the legal owner while work is being carried out. Then reverse the process when you go to pick it up.


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Originally Posted by clickbang

I would say you would need to transfer ownership to whoever is dong the work. They would need to have their E endorsement and be the legal owner while work is being carried out. Then reverse the process when you go to pick it up.


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Would be true if the person doing the work isn't a gunsmith. But surely they will have D licences?