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Cool Vepr zoom6zoom... I don't pretend to be an expert in woodworking. I would never test my "recipe" on one of my Russian rifles. With my PAP...I figured if I screwed it up, I'll just order a rail ;) I'm pretty happy with the results though. I believe I'll wait on that quad rail.

Here is the finished product curing on the back porch...I think they came out pretty good (it is an AK though so you wouldn't want it "perfect")! I will add some more pics of this one as well as another where I have used this method in the coming days. As mentioned, it's not for...

Calibers I shoot regularly: 9mm, 9mm mak, 7.62x39 Calibers of which I own guns for but have all but abandoned: .22LR, 20 ga, 30.06 Springfield Calibers which I shoot once in a while and always bring a smile to my face: 7.62x25, .357 mag, .45 LC, .45acp, .32acp, 7.62x54r I don't think I will...

I too have been bitten by the Beretta bug (again). I just picked up the 92 compact in inox with rail. I am chomping at the bit to shoot it for the first time (maybe this weekend). Nice gun and good luck with it!!!!

Barnbwt, I have done this many times and haven't had a problem with fading. It's not for everybody though...but for me it works. Here is the finished product. I will probably let them dry for 48-72 hours so take a look over the weekend for the finished grips installed on my PAP pistol...

Close up

After 1st coat of clearcoat:

That's funny DeanDallas... I don't sell anything (just ask my wife!) This is just a fun project that I have done a few times and thought I would share with THR this time in case anyone wanted "Russian" red grips for a fraction of the cost.

Here is the next ingredient.

Yes...these are the stock handguards.

Here are the ingredients so far...and red food coloring...brush on multiple coats to suit your taste.

This is the furniture from a Zastava ak pistol of which I am staining with Minwax and red food coloring ;)

I've done this before, but thought I would share my Serbian PAP pistol overhaul with you all. I missed the before pics but the furniture was just your standard cheap Serbian PAP pistol wood (google it if you are unfamiliar). I should also note that I threw on the Krinkov muzzle this morning...

You can't go wrong with this: http://www.classicfirearms.com/vz2008czechriflesemiautowmagsetc Great, ultra reliable rifles; NOT an AK (or an AR)....And lighter than an AK. You can even get a rail for them...I have 1 and my pops has 2! Love 'em almost as much as my AKs ;)

Armoredman, this may raise a few hairs on the back of your neck (in addition to the energy they are supplying). www.forbes.com/sites/kitconews/2014/07/18/worlds-largest-silver-producing-countries-russia/ No telling how much gold they are mining and selling on the market. I'm sure they...

+1 Jackal..Love me some Wolf!

Russia doesn't need us, and they know it. They supply enough energy to the Europeans to where they don't need loans (from us or any other country) and will finance countries whom they back. Putin has Europe feeding off of the Russian energy umbilical cord and they can turn the valve off any...

Sam, how much of that figure is actually affected by the sanctions? Your tables don't really clarify, they just show figures. I have seen the sanction list and most of the stock names listed don't contain names of companies found at your local "box store". The sanctions are a joke, and only...

We aren't really causing much negative economic impact by banning the importation of Nagants/Saigas/etc. They would be hurting if said vodka/Popav/etc. was even restricted (probably their number 1 export to the USA). Go to your local box store and look for "Made in Russia" tags outside of the...

Funny how Saigas are singled out but the vodka still flows. I guarantee sanctioning their alcohol would provide much more financial damage to them than banning a few million dollars worth of rifles...