Excellent Work!!! (Pics Heavy)

CST Grad C.Nixon

CST Grad C.Nixon

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(First off this is not a paid endorsement by anymeans, this is MY OPINION... thank you to those who are wondering... :D)

This is my first and DEFINITELY not my last dealing with Cobra Imaging, I would like to personally thank Trevor and the rest of the Cobra crew for their excellent and speedy service. Items where exactly received as originally quoted (2wks), and I could NOT be happier with the results!

Ive had the Ruger 10/22 Promag Archangel Target stock, and factory Beretta 92A1 grips for a long time, and they definitely needed some changes, they were a bit dull, and unappealing...


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till I gave Trevor from Cobra a call... :D




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I went with the Snake patterns cause Ive always enjoyed what colours Mother Nature can bring to the table, as opposed to the bland, boring patterns that us humans create... (urban, desert, digital, forest... :puke: :D), and also to see if there are any PETA members here lurking on CGN :ninja: who I may get nasty PMs from :D

Bottom line is I cant thank Cobra Imaging enough for their work, its excellent, no other way to put it... and I would recommend them to ANYONE interested in giving any firearm, or part(s) of a certain firearm a refreshening as to breathe some more life into them!

Cheers Cobra Imaging, and will be seeing you guys again in the near future!!!

:cheers:
-- C.Nixon​
 
PrairieSniper said:
The snake pattern is definitely eye catching. I like it! Is it painted on with a durable coating or is it some sort of "sticker"?
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The Cobra Imaging website (or under their forum in one of their threads) can give you all the information on the Water Transfer Process, its truly unique and these guys have it mastered. The clear coating that is applied afterwards is very smooth and soft on the hands, and as far as resistance goes Trevor informed me that minor gun cleaning chemicals are OK to use, however anything deemed 'heavy' such as Mineral Spirits, Laquer Thinner, etc wouldnt be advised, as those are tremendously hard on any stock(s) to begin with...

But Im very, very, very happy with the results! :D
 
Man that looks the 90two a bad guy in a bond film would have.

Very cool indeed. I don't like things like this when they are poorly done but it is very plain to see that this is high quality workmanship. Very impressive.

Pat on the back.
 
I like your taste, not paint but I also did the snake thing on my 1911.

Prairie Rattler

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The 10/22 snake print is NICE. Wonder how the SR22 would look in snake.

Still prefer the classic 92F with nice wood grip.
 
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