plated LCP

Remove the slide from the frame, remove the barrel and send it out to the shop of your choice. CCR-Refinishing will do it for $39 +8 for return shipping. Mine will be going there soon. John
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yankee2500 said:

Remove the slide from the frame, remove the barrel and send it out to the shop of your choice. CCR-Refinishing will do it for $39 +8 for return shipping. Mine will be going there soon. John
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+1 for CCR. Great guy to work with and he does awesome work!

anybody have any pics of a CCR-refinished LCP slide?

WOW, that looks great. Can you take pictures from all sides. I may just do that. Very cool.

I wish that one was mine and very soon mine might be its twin bro. I saved that picture from another board a few months back.

wow that looks great! thanks for posting it up. I really wish there is a stainless slide available for the LCP, but that looks really good.

Man, that looks REALLY sharp! I want to do that!

Me really likey.

That sure does look good, does it feel diffrent or anything like that?

wow, the plating really looks great and I hope this post isnt in the wrong place but what 'What is the best way to keep the blue on the slide?" I have several other handguns (only a High Standard that is blued) and was wondering what is the best way to keep the finish. I kind of like the blued finish.
thanks,
Joe

joe113- the best way to keep the blueing on a gun is to never put it in a holster! This is a carry gun, there will be some blueing wear no matter what... use it till it bothers you, then spend $40 bucks at CCR and get it refinished!

looks very very nice.congrats

I also would like to have my slide done, Is it safe to say the process is the same or not. It seems that CCR is the least expensive. I have never had one done before, but the pictures look great.

Thanks

McIver

I looked at a NAA Guardian because of the stainless construction, but went with the Ruger because it felt "right" to me.

Back in the "old" days (my first duty weopon was a revolver-didn't use pistols back then!) I had a "nickel" electrolis plated python that held up great.

I think I'll join the plating club and have mine done too.

dvutah, I hope you were able to keep that python.

McIver

I have a Colt Gold Cup that I had hard chrome plated 20+yrs ago, still looks real good, it has been shot a lot but not carried much. John