Woot: TI25 painted in Ultra Flat Khaki

[GreenLanturn]

Picked up a Tactical Innovations TI25 mag from Tuffer Buffer (great to deal with) this week, decided to paint it ultra flat khaki to match the Tapco 10/22 - nutnfancy style. Happy with the way it turned out:

Out of the box:

Some sanding and taped off feed lips and contact points

Shot with the ultra flat

Done

Pics for fun:

Can't wait to shoot 25 before needin reload

Side note: Easiest way I found for doing the adjustment on the TI25 adjustment screws - just take the stock 10 rd mag and hold it up against the TI25 and just adjust the screws until it mimmicks the stock magazine edge heights. Pretty damn easy, shouldn't be any side to side play after.

 

[eg23]

Good job, looks great.

 

[Utah]

TNP style is right!
Nice rifle my friend.. What product did you use to paint the mags?
I'm considering a similar build myself... What's the guns overall weight with the tapco? (with or without optic)

 

[Until the Angels Fall]

Look awesome man...does the muzzle break much your .22 louder?

 

[GreenLanturn]

TNP style is right!
Nice rifle my friend.. What product did you use to paint the mags?
I'm considering a similar build myself... What's the guns overall weight with the tapco? (with or without optic)

Used Krylon ultra flat camouflage, khaki color.

I thought about doing duracoat but more $ than i want to spend on a 22 i figured. This stuff is 6 bux a can at crappy tire and easy to work with (coats dry in 15 min and can be used on plastic or metal), not gonna be as durable but can easily reapply if needed. One can was able to shoot barrel, muzzle break and the mag with many coats so not bad.

I dunno the exact scale weight but i'd say the setup is roughly 7-8 pds as shown with the 3-9x optic. The tapco stock alone is definately a bit heavier than stock, just a bit bulkier and the plastic seems tougher.