Kaiser Defense AR 15 with Leupold Scope & Desert Camo Cerakote

Published on November 12, 2012
Duration: 2:59

This video showcases a custom AR-15 build featuring a Kaiser Defense lower receiver and a Leupold scope. The firearm is finished with a desert camouflage Cerakote, utilizing coyote tan as the base and burnt bronze for accents. The presenter notes that the upper receiver is a 'piece together' component, common in custom builds. The Cerakote application is described as a 'freehand camo job' and the first time the presenter has coated a scope, which they found challenging.

Quick Summary

This custom AR-15 features a Kaiser Defense lower receiver and a Leupold scope, finished with a desert camouflage Cerakote. The design utilizes coyote tan as the base color with burnt bronze accents, creating a visually striking aesthetic that is described as more 'show camo' than strictly functional. Coating the scope was noted as a challenging aspect of the custom finish.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Welcome
  2. 00:05AR-15 Overview and Desert Camo
  3. 00:10Kaiser Defense Lower and Leupold Scope
  4. 00:13Upper Receiver Details
  5. 00:20Cerakote Colors: Coyote Tan and Burnt Bronze
  6. 00:29Visual Inspection of the Build
  7. 02:17Final Thoughts on the Build
  8. 02:20Aesthetics: Show vs. Functional Camo
  9. 02:35Questions and Closing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main components of this custom AR-15 build?

This custom AR-15 features a Kaiser Defense (KD) lower receiver and a Leupold scope. The upper receiver is described as a 'piece together' component, common in custom builds. The firearm is finished with a desert camouflage Cerakote.

What colors were used for the desert camouflage Cerakote?

The desert camouflage Cerakote on this AR-15 uses coyote tan as the base color. Burnt bronze is used as the accent color, providing a contrasting pop against the tan base.

Is coating a scope with Cerakote difficult?

Yes, the presenter found coating a scope with Cerakote to be challenging. They noted that it's likely why such services are expensive, suggesting it requires specialized techniques and care.

What is the difference between 'show camo' and 'functional camo'?

'Show camo' refers to camouflage patterns that are primarily for aesthetic appeal, like the desert camo with burnt bronze accents on this AR-15. 'Functional camo' is designed for maximum concealment in specific environments, prioritizing effectiveness over visual appeal.

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