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I picked up a Hyperfirm E-11 so I can apply for EIB and Centurion and start trooping much sooner than my PP E-11 kit will be finished (I want to take my time and add electronics to that one).

 

This thing is really light weight and seems very durable:

 

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I want to tone down the brass color of the scope, what kind of paint should I use for that?

 

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I used flat black Krylon spray paint to tone down my Hyperfirm DLT-19, and it worked great.  Might want to rough it a bit with some 200+ grit sandpaper first.  As far as durability, I think I could drop this thing off of a cell tower and it would just bounce and still look good!  Probably not recommended, though. :)

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Acrylic paints are also good. The gold on the scope is always a bit enthusiastic. Knock that down a bit and you are.......golden!

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Haha, I see what you did there. :th_AnimatedBravoSmiley: 

 

Awesome, thanks for the info guys! I'll post again once I do some painting and attach the D-ring.

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Find out where you can get Montana Gold spray paints! They are special low-pressure cans that give incredible control. Will never use Krylon or Rustoleum again, though they are cheaper than the Montana.

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I drilled a small hole through the d-ring mount spot first. Then, I bent the ring so it would be open on one side. Next I carefully slipped the open side through the drilled hole... this is tricky because the hyperfirm can tear. Finally, I bent the ring back closed and then painted the ring black.

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