Making a gun stainless??

[BigUglyMan]

And to think I used to hate math.

 

[hoytcanon]

Your equation contained an error, I took the liberty of fixing it for you. Assuming an equivalent rifle, not trading a blued sako 85 for a stainless savage axis, since SS models run a good bit more than their blued counterparts. And yes, I agree, this is probably the best way.

Actually, your equation was incorrect also, it should read;

"CM+EE+WTS/WTT = SS+$$$"

 

[Magellann]

And to think I used to hate math.

I still do.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Hard chrome is more durable than stainless. Lots of people choose to hard chrome their stainless. I am just biased because I have a gunsmith who is renowned for his hard chromed firearms an hour from me. I am getting a 1911 done soon. Regular colored hard chrome slide and accessories, and black chrome frame.

http://www.apwcogan.com/plating-and-refinishing/finishes-metal-finishes.html

Stainless is not the most durable gun finish, and you would be hard pressed to get stainless this polished. This is a hard chromed gun.

Love to see it when finished K

 

[landphil]

Actually, your equation was incorrect also, it should read;

"CM+EE+WTS/WTT = SS+$$$"

Joke about EE prices? Or what? That would mean you get a SS rifle plus cash for your trade.

Gah, the original was funny and whitty, now its ruined.

 

[Grizzly Adams]

How about Hard Chrome.

May as well go all the way then.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2202763/Man-golden-gun-Gold-plated-AK-47-confiscated-arrest-Mexican-cartel-leader-hes-got-gold-bullets-too.html

Grizz

 

[Gatehouse]

You can easily turn a blued firearm in to a stainless one. It's all a matter of algebra.. CM+EE+WTS/WTT=SS.