Eye candy for true collectors

To me, it looks like a 3" SB model 60.
The blue on the cylinder and the cylinder release nut look like Duracoat.
Notice how thick it looks. Looks like it has built up and softened the appearance of the cylinder flutes.
The hammer and trigger look like flash chrome.
The cylinder release looks like white paint or Duracoat.

Gun painters should never be allowed near nice guns.

If I bought this gun, I'd strip that garbage off of it.

Don't get me wrong, I like Duracoat if it's done correctly.
Durafil and Duracoat can be used on a ratty, pitted gun to make it look good again, if it's done in flat black or gun blue.
On a gun that was originally painted from the factory (CZ82/#4Mk2 SMLE/many AKs/etc) it is a great way to restore a worn or damaged finish.

This is not one of those cases.

Friends don't let friends paint nice guns.
 
What is the mind set behind painting a potentially lethal firearm to look like a kid's toy?? A classic example of:

Growing old is mandatory.
Growing up is optional.
 
That thing would make Ray Charles flinch... God rest....


$375 to buy it, then another $375 to restore and refinish it.... Thanks, but no thanks. I thought only plastic guns got all those perty colors anyway???
 
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