FIREARMS BASE MATERIALS | FUSION FIREARMS | 1911 TECH

In this video we will cover all the base materials that are used in firearms manufacturing and their application. As always if you have any questions leave them in the comments section below and have a great day from the FUSION FIREARMS FAMILY!!!
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[@snowgorilla9789]

We thank you again and looking forward to future vids, your teams time and effort is appreciated sharing your knowledge and opinion is icing on the cake

[@fusionfirearms]

Much appreciated!

[@chrischiampo7647]

Thanks Bob Great Topics 🔫😀😊😎

[@Kikinahm]

Yeah. I was wondering what frame is hard chrome applicable to. 🧐🤠

[@fusionfirearms]

You can use the hard Chrome plating on about any of the steel parts, it is a great durable finish

[@slntscpe]

Nice!

[@fusionfirearms]

Thanks!

[@davidspin5353]

Rumor has it from local gun shops that your frames are made over sea, can you do a video about this?

[@fusionfirearms]

Yes, we will post some videos in the future of the frames being made on our CNC's.

[@davidspin5353]

@@fusionfirearms I would like that! Im in North Port, and want to buy local. And I collect 1911's thanks. I have spoke with your son and he is very professional.

[@g24thinf]

Bob, can you achieve a high polish like with a black oxide finish with the Black Shield nitrocarburizing?

[@fusionfirearms]

Generally not, I have not been successful doing a high polish on the Nitro carb. I can say I have had some success but very limited, most of the time the finish comes back very Spotty with high and low tones. I have never been able to get a consistent high polish finish from this process. But, I love it in the matte finish.

[@oscarwilfredodiazcruz]

Whar about the green finish with phosphate?

[@fusionfirearms]

I am not a fan of it. First of all, the true Phosphate is actually a dull grey and the green is a dye pigment generally put in the oil bath. There is much extra work to Phosphate and you only end up with approximately 8 to 12% better protection than black oxide. So, I generally suggest black oxide or if you want something better, go with our black shield (Nitro Carbonate) finish.

[@oscarwilfredodiazcruz]

Thank you very much for your answer!

[@alantalbott8385]

No offense, but you should kill the music, it's very distracting.

[@fusionfirearms]

Thanks for letting us know.