Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot .457mag with Desert Sage, FDE, & Gun Metal grey Cerakote

Published on August 21, 2013
Duration: 3:47

This video showcases a custom Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot rifle chambered in .457 Magnum, featuring a unique tri-color Cerakote finish. The presenter details the application of Desert Sage on the receiver and frame, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) on the barrel, magazine tube, and lever, and Gunmetal Grey on the trigger, hammer, and control group. The polished bolt is highlighted for smoother action, especially during the break-in period. The presenter expresses satisfaction with the unique aesthetic, acknowledging it's not for everyone but ultimately finds it appealing.

Quick Summary

The Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot in .457 Magnum features a custom tri-color Cerakote finish: Desert Sage on the receiver/frame, FDE on the barrel/magazine, and Gunmetal Grey on controls. The bolt is left polished for a smoother action during break-in.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & Overview
  2. 00:10Tri-Color Cerakote Theme
  3. 00:24Desert Sage Application
  4. 00:34FDE Application
  5. 00:44Gunmetal Grey Application
  6. 00:55Overall Cerakote Impression
  7. 01:22Polished Bolt for Smoother Action
  8. 02:05Aesthetic Contrast and Appeal
  9. 02:25Custom Lever Gun Options
  10. 03:00Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot featured in the video?

The Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot rifle showcased in this video is chambered in the powerful .457 Magnum caliber, known for its significant stopping power and effectiveness in lever-action platforms.

What are the specific Cerakote colors used on this custom Marlin 1895 Co-Pilot?

This custom Marlin 1895 Co-Pilot features a distinctive tri-color Cerakote finish. It includes Desert Sage on the receiver and frame, Flat Dark Earth (FDE) on the barrel and magazine tube, and Gunmetal Grey on the trigger and control group.

Why is the bolt left polished on this custom Marlin 1895?

The bolt on this custom Marlin 1895 Co-Pilot is intentionally left polished and un-Cerakoted to ensure a smoother action, especially during the firearm's break-in period. This helps the internal metal components slide together more easily.

Where can I see more custom Marlin Co-Pilot rifles?

If you are interested in viewing more custom Marlin Co-Pilot rifles with different color schemes, the presenter suggests checking their channel by searching for 'Co-Pilot' or 'Marlin' to find additional examples they have worked on.

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