My recently cerakoted Ruger SP101 357 magnum

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IdahoG36

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Thought I'd post a few pics of my recently cerakoted Ruger SP101. I had it done in sniper gray and graphite black. I'm really happy with the way it came out.

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After-
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Oh no another scary black gun has been born :eek:

Not my taste but glad you like it. Should hold up and be very durable.
No go shoot it like crazy :D
 
Looks Sweet! I've been thinking of doing something similar with my SP101 or GP100. Although my favorite gun shop says Cerakote will not hold up on a revolver and will burn the end of cylinder and cone area, I've actually seen a few revolvers that had these burns on them. Please update the thread after shooting a few hundred rounds and post pics.
 
Looks good!
I've done a couple rifles and a pistol with dura-coat and they have held up very well.
I think you will be pleased.
You may get some discolor to the end of the cylinder but if it was stainless you would have some discolor anyway.
 
There is a place called Intacto Firearms about 2 miles from my house here in Boise, Id. They are the one's who Cerakoted it for me.
 
Never thought about Cerakote for stainless

It does make sense on a stainless carry gun now that I think about it.
Sweet looking rig.
 
I like!!

Shame no one does it locally (as far as I know): it would look cool for my 4" RH, too!!

Does cerokoting have another name, as far as the process goes?
 
It does make sense for a SS gun. If it flashes off near the muzzle or forcing cone you don't have to worry about the unprotected surface. I'd like to do something like this for my hunting revolver.
 
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