if such a monster is made reg swivel elbows but gloss black 
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Hmmm. Me too. Good idea Sumthin. -
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i had one done up tonight looks hot i think ill have them do some more trials ;PComment
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I needed them as well. A sharpie is a magical tool.Comment
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some 1
some 1 tried this b4, but its a pain to tighten them right without scratching anno, and i wouldnt recomend making them as hott as you have to for powder coat...BEO MAFIA
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i had em done professional government style no probs with my wrench it was baked in a kilm :POriginally posted by rudzComment
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not on a $900 xmagOriginally posted by psychowardenLast edited by Sumthinwicked; 02-02-2006, 01:00 AM.Comment
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I looked into this a lot...Originally posted by rudz
1. They cant be annodized becuase of the metal its made of (nickel plated brass)
2. You can powdercoat them, but powdercoating adds a small layer onto it. This layer will either get a) scratched when you try to install/remove it, or b) build on to the threads, rendering the fitting useless.
Also, since one finish involves dipping the piece in acid (anno) , and one involves intense heat, the O-ring on the inside swivel will get damaged and the fitting will leak.
I reccomend screwing it into an old ASA or any 1/8" thread, popping a piece of macroline in it, spraypainting it (do it nicely now), and then using that. Cheaper and effecient.
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Originally posted by Sumthinwicked
wish I had gotten that deal....Comment
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Ahah! But I do own an X-Mag
XT00218, owner, PsychoWarden :P I win.
Look it up http://www.xmagworld.com/xt00218.htmComment
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hey now
hey hey now, no fighting...BEO MAFIA
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Yah, sorry, didnt mean to sound snooty, its kinda hard to show emotions or whatever online. But if you need a temporary fix, a sharpie works.Comment
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