Duke's Custom Gunworks
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04/13/2022
Finally got around to taking some glamor shots of my favorite rifle to ever come out of my machines.
09/01/2021
Things have been hectic here for the last several weeks as I've been moving things around and setting up new projects. This one is probably one of my favorites so far. This new production 870 is a passion project for a VERY special customer. More detailed uploads of this project will be posted on the Instagram page over the next several weeks.
Edit: this is only the first step for this gun. A lot of internal tuning will be done to really smooth it out. But it's also going to get some engraving and a full refinishing job. The wood furniture is going to stay however.
I'm very bummed that this wasn't a successful test. But I'm not to the bottom of my bag of tricks.
This build has occupied me for the last month and it's been a real brain tease. I'm on a tight deadline, so I've been spending a lot of time on this one. So I apologize for not sharing updates lately.
I've decided to start sharing more indepth looks at my work on Instagram, there's not much up right now, but if you'd like to see more of the technical side of what I do, and how much thought and work goes into each little process, feel free to follow us on DCG on Instagram.
06/12/2021
Awesome cerakote work. Big thanks to the guys from Cerakote for coming down here to NC to teach the class. I enjoyed it and it was a great learning experience.
04/25/2021
A good friend asked me to cerakote his old police issue Beretta 96. The bluing was fading in places and there were scratches abound. After talking for a bit, we settled on a two tone finish of H series Sniper Grey and H series Graphite Black. This project came out fantastic and served as a fun weekend project. While cerakoting is not a permanent option for gunsmithing work right now. It will be implemented in the future.
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