Air Gun Home :: View topic - 1st batch of Muzzle Brakes back from anodizing...

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

Well here is the first batch back from anodizing...

7/16" I.D. 13xx & 22xx Crosman
5/8" I.D. Universals
13/16" I.D. For Gamo Bull Barrels...

I still have a little work to do on some of the ported ones... They are geting chamfered to have polished ports...

kanyon · Silver Status Member

Very nice indeed....you ever thought of doing yer own anodizing ?, Its a lot simpler than people realize. A 0-150volt 2-5 amps DC trans adjustable in 1volt steps and a plastic bath of a electrolyte, Just incresse the voltage to change the colour. After the first colour you can machine areas and reanodize to a diffrent colour in the machined areas as long as the new colour uses less voltage than the first colour eg- 60volts for the first colour & 40 volts for the 2nd colour if you went over 60v on the second the whole thing would turn to a new colour. It works by putting a oxadized layer on the surface 10 to a 100 micons the more voltage the thicker the layer and as the layer incresses the colour of it changes. Or a 6/12 volt bat charger and cloth dies work aswell.

Jaxom · Senior Member

I take it that 5/8" one will fit my 1077? You offer the brake with the barrel float as a set?

yourdaddyjoe · Supporting Member

'You offer the brake with the barrel float as a set?"

Sure... Just add Root Beer.

Yes the 5/8" fit the 1077's with shaved sights or you can buy one of my delrin barrel stabilizers to replace the front sight... Mr. Green

Jaxom · Senior Member

float...stablizer...same difference! How much for both? FYI, Crosman has bipods on sale... $11, temp agency is gonna pay me for lost time due to injury, expecting check later this week. Woohooo!