How do you Sandblaste it?

Do you have a machine for that?

Usually one uses a sandblasting cabinet.

A sandblasting system includes four basic components: the air source, the sandblasting cabinet, the dust collector, and the blasting media. The air source is usually bottle gas or an air compressor. The sandblasting cabinet holds the object being blasted, while the dust collector removes dust from the cabinet.

Imperial Engravers (ala djbordie and nierbee) did it for me, as well as the engraving. It turned out beautifully. Those who were at TAC09 saw it at their table; the SR25 receiver.

That was pimp. Saw it...fondled it. Nice stuff.

So why no picture update to this thread?

Coming right now. Being uploaded.. This post and the original one will be updated with pics in a few minutes.

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Really nicely down. How did you engrave the trades?

Imperial Engravers (djobordie and nierbee on here). They did a great job!

Nice, but that metal looks so cheap wow....

Magnesium alloy!

Just don't hold a flare too close to your gun!

Thats what I said. I considered chipping a small piece off just for funsies...

... You should have had "Warning: Flammable" engraved lol

Lol, nice. That would've been epic. Anyone notice the serial number yet though?

But you will paint that in black or let it like that?