CommieHunter wrote:The orange tip is required for Commercial Transport and Sale. If it's in private ownership, then it is legal to remove the orange tip
Sodak wrote:do not paint over it. Buy another flashhider for the gun you have...that way, you can use either, depending on where you are.
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Sodak wrote:Also, do not paint over it. Buy another flashhider for the gun you have. On a lot of guns you can unscrew the tip and replace it. That way, you can use either, depending on where you are.
KingNikan wrote:Sodak wrote:Also, do not paint over it. Buy another flashhider for the gun you have. On a lot of guns you can unscrew the tip and replace it. That way, you can use either, depending on where you are.
How about for Pistols which have the Orange tips painted on?
Mini-Marine wrote:KingNikan wrote:Sodak wrote:Also, do not paint over it. Buy another flashhider for the gun you have. On a lot of guns you can unscrew the tip and replace it. That way, you can use either, depending on where you are.
How about for Pistols which have the Orange tips painted on?
Don't buy pistols with the orange painted on the slide unless you wanna repaint the whole thing. get ones with an orange cap over the end of the barrel.
Nocte wrote:The new ones with the full trades have paint over the barrel, but unlike most orange paint, it's pretty easy to get off with a little acetone and a paper towel.
Darius137 wrote:You rub acetone on the orange tip and clean it off with the paper towel. Takes a bit of time. If you have the KWA glocks with the orange paint on the slide then good luck
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