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Just wanted to say, huge thank you to Teflon Customs in Littleton for the work they did on my G19.3.

They did the stippling, Cerakote (Magpul FDE), mag catch scallop, undercut, and finger groove/grip removal. They also cerakoted the SLR magwell, Vickers extended mag catch, HB Industries comp, and a couple of mag base plates.

Really digging how this came together. Other stuff on it are a Trijicon SRO, Streamlight TLR7 HL-X, Overwatch Precision PolyDAT Trigger, AmeriGlo Sights, Zaffiri ZPS.3 Slide, and Parker Mountain Machine Barrel.

If anyone is wondering about their work, it is absolutely top notch. Their responsiveness to some of the questions I had was fantastic and they kept me in the loop along the way as the work was done. From delivery of the frame to it being delivered back to my front door took 9 days which is very impressive turnaround. I would not hesitate to use them again.

Excited to put some rounds down range with it.

Anyone know of anywhere in the MA area that would be capable of handling all three in one stop? Maybe even a trigger guard undercut as well? Or I’d say at the very least the stippling and cerakote?

I’m looking to have the frame cerakoted Magpul FDE while leaving the stippled grip areas black. Something pretty similar to the G43X photo attached without the magwell modification.

DDC Rattle Can Lower Match Complete

So I feel as the journey is complete. Finally got the 12.5” Geissele Blemula DDC Upper complete and rattled lower fully built and complete.

I will say that I’m overall happy with how it all came together and that there is a variation among the colors but there are hints of matching.

Photos from beginning to end are the progress of the idea/attempt.

Let me know what ya think 🤙

DDC Rattle Can Lower Match Complete

So I feel as the journey is complete. Finally got the 12.5” Geissele Blemula DDC Upper complete and rattled lower fully built and complete.

I will say that I’m overall happy with how it all came together and that there is a variation among the colors but there are hints of matching.

Photos from beginning to end are the progress of the idea/attempt.

Let me know what ya think 🤙

So I feel as the journey is complete. Finally got the 12.5” Geissele Blemula DDC Upper complete and rattled lower fully built and complete.

I will say that I’m overall happy with how it all came together and that there is a variation among the colors but there are hints of matching.

Photos from beginning to end are the progress of the idea/attempt.

Let me know what ya think 🤙

So I recently couldn’t help myself and decided that I needed a new upper and handguard after seeing the blemula sale on PA. So I took advantage of the sale and picked up a DDC tabbed upper and DDC 11.5” tabbed handguard to go along with a Geissele 12.5” CHF barrel and Superlative Arms AGB.

I decided I would go down the rabbit hole and chase trying to spray a lower I have to match DDC.

In my pursuit of trying to color match, I had a couple of chinesium faux railscales lying around that I decided to paint as a test match. Obviously I know the spray paint won’t fair well over the long term and cerakote is the way to go, but I kind of wanted to see if I could figure out the color match and then later on down the line I’ll get it cerakoted.

The Process:

Step 1 - I first hit the rail covers with the Dupli-Color Wheel Coating Matte Bronze which produces more of goldish, light colored bronze.

Step 2 - I sprayed them with a light, light coat from about 18” of the Rust-Oleum Metallic Bronze.

Step 3 - Same process as Step 2 for the Rust-Oleum Oil Rubbed Bronze.

Step 4 - I then hit it them one more time at around the 18” distance with a light coat of the Dupli-Color Wheel Paint.

After feeling like I nailed down the color and painting process, I have a couple different lowers that I debated on throwing it on and finally after getting my barrel and AGB mounted, I settled on my DD lower.

Hit it with spray over the weekend to try and see if I could come up with a match. I think it came out looking fairly decent and I’m still contemplating a light matter clear to reduce some of the sheen that it throws off and bring out a little of the brown/golden color and less of copper in the bronzes.

Other than that I think the base coat is about as close I can get. But also I like the difference in shades as that’s consistent with what Geissele does. Once I have the LPK and buffer installed, I’ll post a final update with pics.

Let me know what you think. 🤙

So a couple days ago I made a post about attempting to match a recent Blemula handguard and receiver purchase. I have a couple different lowers that I debated on throwing it on and finally after getting my barrel and AGB mounted, I settled on my DD lower.

Hit it with spray over the weekend to try and see if I could come up with a match. I think it came out looking fairly decent and I’m still contemplating a light matter clear to reduce some of the sheen that it throws off and bring out a little of the brown/golden color and less of copper in the bronzes.

Other than that I think the base coat is about as close I can get. But also I like the difference in shades as that’s consistent with what Geissele does. Once I have the LPK and buffer installed, I’ll post a final update with pics.

Let me know whatcha think and any questions.

So a couple days ago I made a post about attempting to match a recent Blemula handguard and receiver purchase. I have a couple different lowers that I debated on throwing it on and finally after getting my barrel and AGB mounted, I settled on my DD lower.

Hit it with spray over the weekend to try and see if I could come up with a match. I think it came out looking fairly decent and I’m still contemplating a light matter clear to reduce some of the sheen that it throws off and bring out a little of the brown/golden color and less of copper in the bronzes.

Other than that I think the base coat is about as close I can get. But also I like the difference in shades as that’s consistent with what Geissele does. Once I have the LPK and buffer installed, I’ll post a final update with pics.

Let me know whatcha think and any questions.

Used a variety of browns and sand/FDE’s to go along with using 2 different mesh laundry bags and some wild grass for shadowing. Also lightly dusted it with an olive drab. Think it came out decent enough.

So I recently couldn’t help myself and decided that I needed a new upper and handguard after seeing the blemula sale on PA. So I took advantage of the sale and picked up a DDC tabbed upper and DDC 11.5” tabbed handguard to go along with a Geissele 12.5” CHF barrel and Superlative Arms AGB.

Obviously now after that purchase, I need another lower. But, since I live in an AR no-no state, the chances of getting a Geissele DDC lower are about as good as seeing a unicorn. So I decided I would go down the rabbit hole and chase trying to spray a lower I have to match DDC.

In my pursuit of trying to color match, I had a couple of chinesium faux railscales lying around that I decided to paint as a test match. Obviously I know the spray paint won’t fair well over the long term and cerakote is the way to go, but I kind of wanted to see if I could figure out the color match and then later on down the line I’ll get it cerakoted.

Pictures attached are what I ended up with. The lighting in the photos is natural outside daylight with a strong haze due to the wildfires in Canada and I also took some on my workbench in my garage with overhead LED shop lighting which is why you see a drastic color shift.

The Process:

Step 1 - I first hit the rail covers with the Dupli-Color Wheel Coating Matte Bronze which produces more of goldish, light colored bronze.

Step 2 - I sprayed them with a light, light coat from about 18” of the Rust-Oleum Metallic Bronze.

Step 3 - Same process as Step 2 for the Rust-Oleum Oil Rubbed Bronze.

Step 4 - I then hit it them one more time at around the 18” distance with a light coat of the Dupli-Color Wheel Paint.

Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with how they came out. I think there is credence to the fact that the rails are not a 100% true match to the Geissele DDC. To me, this actually gives the color a little more credibility since DDC anodizing process claims that DDC never really matches from one piece to the next.

Let me know what you think. 🤙

So I recently couldn’t help myself and decided that I needed a new upper and handguard after seeing the blemula sale on PA. So I took advantage of the sale and picked up a DDC tabbed upper and DDC 11.5” tabbed handguard to go along with a Geissele 12.5” CHF barrel and Superlative Arms AGB.

Obviously now after that purchase, I need another lower. But, since I live in an AR no-no state, the chances of getting a Geissele DDC lower are about as good as seeing a unicorn. So I decided I would go down the rabbit hole and chase trying to spray a lower I have to match DDC.

In my pursuit of trying to color match, I had a couple of chinesium faux railscales lying around that I decided to paint as a test match. Obviously I know the spray paint won’t fair well over the long term and cerakote is the way to go, but I kind of wanted to see if I could figure out the color match and then later on down the line I’ll get it cerakoted.

Pictures attached are what I ended up with. The lighting in the photos is natural outside daylight with a strong haze due to the wildfires in Canada and I also took some on my workbench in my garage with overhead LED shop lighting which is why you see a drastic color shift.

The Process:

Step 1 - I first hit the rail covers with the Dupli-Color Wheel Coating Matte Bronze which produces more of goldish, light colored bronze.

Step 2 - I sprayed them with a light, light coat from about 18” of the Rust-Oleum Metallic Bronze.

Step 3 - Same process as Step 2 for the Rust-Oleum Oil Rubbed Bronze.

Step 4 - I then hit it them one more time at around the 18” distance with a light coat of the Dupli-Color Wheel Paint.

Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with how they came out. I think there is credence to the fact that the rails are not a 100% true match to the Geissele DDC. To me, this actually gives the color a little more credibility since DDC anodizing process claims that DDC never really matches from one piece to the next.

Let me know what you think. 🤙

Decided to hit the upper and lower receivers with Aluma Hyde Magpul FDE.

I think I’m done? But that’s probably not a true statement…

Holosun EPS Carry Gold Dot 2 MOA
AmeriGlo GL-105 Sights
Streamlight TLR-7X Sub
Zaffiri Precision ZPS.2 Slide FDE
True Precision Threaded Barrel
Overwatch Precision PolyDAT Trigger
Tyrant CNC Extended Slide Release
Rapid Engineering Magwell

Finally got my builds done and I’m happy with how they came out.

Here they are:

19.3
Trijicon SRO 2.5 MOA
JagerWerks BROS SRO Cover
AmeriGlo GL-429 Sights
Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X FDE
Zaffiri Precision ZPS.3 Slide FDE
True Precision Threaded Barrel FDE
Overwatch Precision PolyDAT Trigger
Glock Extended Slide Release
Vickers Tangodown Extended Mag Release FDE
SLR Rifleworks EDC Magwell FDE
Milspin ‘Betsy Ross’ Back Plate
Wasatch Arms Extended Mag

43X
Holosun EPS Carry Gold Dot
AmeriGlo I-Dot Tritium Night Sights
Streamlight TLR-7X Sub
Zaffiri Precision ZPS.2 Slide FDE
True Precision Threaded Barrel
HB Industries Comp
Overwatch Precision PolyDAT Trigger
Tyrant CNC Extended Slide Release
Rapid Engineering Magwell
Milspin ‘Betsy Ross’ Back
43X Glock Mag

Just put this Gen 3 together

- Trijicon SRO 2.5 MOA
- Zaffiri Precision ZPS.3 Slide FDE
- AmeriGlo GL 429 Sights
- Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X FDE
- True Precision Threaded Barrel FDE
- HB Industries Comp
- Milspin ‘Betsy Ross’ Back Plate
- Sprinco Recoil Spring Assembly
- Vickers Tactical Extended Mag Release FDE

Just put together this Glock 19 Gen 3

- Trijicon SRO 2.5 MOA
- Zaffiri Precision ZPS.3 Slide FDE
- AmeriGlo GL 429 Sights
- Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X FDE
- True Precision Threaded Barrel FDE
- HB Industries Comp
- Milspin ‘Betsy Ross’ Back Plate
- Sprinco Recoil Spring Assembly
- Vickers Tactical Extended Mag Release FDE

My attempt at a Block IIish build