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Appears to be same/similar chemical structure and have same/similar appearance and benefits. From the email, couldn't attach jpegs for some reason View this email in your browser NT7™ & NT7 Plus™ The long awaited NP3 Replacement Coatings l In October of 2021, without any warning the NP3 family of coatings was discontinued from the retail market. We were just as shocked as you and we vowed that we would find a suitable replacement. Our goal was to find a coating that was similar in performance, chemical makeup, and corrosion resistance. Over the past 2 years we have enlisted the help of the top chemical engineers, process engineers, and coating specialists from across the country to help us with this tall order. Through this process we discovered that we actually had two problems to solve. First was the obvious, we needed a performance coating that could meet our strict requirements. Secondly, and just as important, we realized we also needed an applicator that we could trust to apply the coating. We were unsuccessful on both fronts. After much deliberation we realized that there was really only one option. The only way to get the coating performance we needed and to ensure that we could provide the service that our customers deserved would be if we designed our own proprietary coating and undertook the significant investment to build our own inhouse plating facility. I am excited to tell you that this is exactly what we did. Construction of our inhouse plating facility started in March of this year and barring any unforeseen construction delays will be completed by the end of August. **Please DO NOT SEND IN COATING ORDERS until we announce that we are accepting orders** We will be equipped to process: Steel, Stainless Steel, and Aluminum parts. We plan to be processing customer parts starting in September. The replacement coatings NT7™ & NT7 Plus™ will have very similar performance specs to the NP3 specs and just like their predecessors the “Plus” coating will have a higher corrosion resistance. NT7™ and NT7 Plus™ are based on a Nickel Teflon coating so they will have a similar satin Nickel appearance and the same low coefficient of friction and non-stick properties that we have all come to know and love over the years. We will be releasing pricing and more details about NT7™ as September approaches. Key Info: NP3 has been replaced with NT7™ NT7™ & NT7 Plus™ will be applied inhouse in our brand new plating facility Construction on our inhouse plating facility will be completed 9/1/2023 Please DO NOT SEND ORDERS NOW, we will let you know when We will release pricing and more spec's for NT7™ & NT7 Plus™ in the coming months We look forward to better serving you and your firearm refinishing needs in the very near future! Sincerely, Brian Wright President & CEO

Love those heat shields. While not actually needed, they really do finish out the look perfect Those just modified Mossberg shields?

Looks like the foregrip will allow better light placement to eliminate barrel shadow and expand options for pressure pad/modlite pad placement, cleaner wire routing etc.

Mlok and enlarged release button, nice

This is totally the fault of the buyer to fail to fully inspect the shotgun. After the forms are filled out and the transfer made - its yours, and if you failed to inspect it, then its on you for not exercising proper due diligence

Pic of this grail handle?

Thing is, with the hard mount, you've got to have a pouch to store the loose extra rounds. That's extra movements - which is crucial time. Imagine doing a load from a bag for each round, or as many as you can hold and manipulate under pressure in a reload situation. Another nice thing about the esstac type solutions, is that they will fit in standard AR magazine pouches so you could have one staged on a battle belt, or on a light plate carrier. A pouch of loose shells will just swing, make noise, and could be in the way, or even out of reach when you want to keep eyes on target Slap one esstac on for a ready to go 6-7 rounds, or manually load 6 or 7 each to the hard points. IMO better efficiency with the esstac. But thats just me As for the attachment method? Clean the surface of the gun with alcohol prep pad or similar, trim the velcro to fit, including the trigger housing pin to access, and attach the velcro. It stays put. Wont mar the finish of the shotgun, even the cerakote titanium ones. And if the velcro goes bad, easy peel and reinstall with a new pad. Hope that's helpful

It looks okay, but it definitely isn't a scalarworks killer. The limitations of the shell carrier vis a vis other options such as the Esstac shell cards. The hard point carrier needs to be reloaded per round/shell, and then unloaded...several steps imho that are unnecessary. The esstac cards can preloaded and then removed or slapped on as necessary. Jmho.

Ain't seen nothing yet.

Haha... now try Knights Armament for sticker shock

Can you take a pic or two of this installed charging handle on the M4 to give a sense of scale/ proportion?

You might want to try ebay as well. Fishing with Many hooks better than just 1

For clarity, this is the location of the Buy Link. $30 fwiw You have to scroll down the page a bit.

Might be helpful to include your website link. The Tool

Agreed, it's not really a big deal.