Maciej

Unlike anodizing or bluing the cerakote in my experience is exceptionally durable, it's meant to protect the surface and from constant impact it seems to hold up very well.

And my skeletonized AR project lol

He just had his first kid about three weeks ago so it's chaos, if you shoot him an email to [email protected] I'm sure he'll respond relatively quickly.

Love it! Congrats! Can't wait to see my AR done.

Damnit, where was my invite?!?! </3 lol

Damn, was hoping to snap pics of the Glock this week, but my rifle wasn't finished in time for me to swing over.

I think I'm going to swing by this week as my skeletonized rifle will be getting finished up so I'll snap a bunch of pics of everything there.

I rather spend the money with Dynamic Combat Solutions in NNJ.

Goal is to buy a place in Saint Augustine or Naples eventually, Saint Augustine because it's mecca for aerobatic pilots, although it ultimately depends on where my brother in law will be moving. Can't wait to get out of New Jersey.

Seeing it pushed me over the edge to sell my two old ARs and start building this new one lol

I just ordered an AP Custom Low Mass Carrier Group, had to step up the cool factor after seeing your AR. Going with an F-1 Firearms skeletonized received set, 14.7" fluted Wilson Combat barrel, ACE skeleton stock, should be pretty cool and lightweight. Then it'll get the battle worn treatment of course.

I don't think he does it in house, but I'm pretty sure he has the resources to have it done.

Here's a better pic that does do it justice...

Here's my Glock 26 I just picked up, stippling job and cerakote.

I'm really looking forward to seeing mine done, judging by his past work I have a feeling it's going to be bad ass.

Happy wife, happy life, I'll be ordering that in the not too distant future lol

The quality of the cerakote job is nothing short of outstanding, really have to give Gus credit on it.

Did some quick Google-fu two months ago and found Gus, my wife has been bugging me to get the Glock 26 she uses cerakoted Tiffany blue, so I figured what better person to have do the cerakote job than a person who's certified by them? Dropped it off and here it is! Came out awesome and more importantly my wife is thrilled. On top of that I have Gus doing a stipling job on my other Glock 26 that I'm really looking forward to getting back.

You must have gotten there shortly after I left, I left both of my Glock 26s there as well this morning lol

In my experience, since the plane isn't that quick (cruise around 140kts, 160mph give or take), videos tend to get quick boring unless you're really low, really fast, or doing something interesting. So... Here's a video of me doing something interesting, just different plane and about a month ago...

I'm surprised they'd drop the ball like that, then again I'm sure anything near the jets was probably perfect, seems like there isn't much priority when it comes to GA over there. From my quick flight it looked like Lincoln Park and Greenwood Lake were perfectly clean down to the black top by noon give or take.

Final approach was at KCDW where I keep my plane, outstanding snow removal and they had planes taking off at 9am or so. Taxiways not so much, almost ate it on taxiway bravo as I was getting off runway 4 lol

Is the surface that you're attaching it to curved? A good trick is warm up the suction cup that way it conforms to the surface better.

For the time being I own a Diamond DA20C1, although I'm trying to sell it to pick up an Extra 300, which I'm hoping will happen soon. But for the time being I get aerobatic instruction in a 300/L.

I don't know if that's what it's technically called, but it's the Mount Hope Quarry for Tilcon, my wife works there so I wanted to get a few nice overhead shots with the snow.