Thinking about a 3 screw 41.......

Humid here, and it may get to Alaska, and I hate rust.

Thanks.

I had the NP3 put on a blue Smith Model 19 that had been fairly well mistreated. The result is extremely impressive. I don't see any way on this earth that firearm is going to rust, and that includes me taking it wadefishing in salt water! The only thing you should understand it the coating does not work miracles; if there is pitting on the firearm when they get it, the pitting will be there when you get it back, under the NP3!

The price is not inexpensive, but I believe you will be very satisfied with what Robar does with your revolver, should you opt for the NP3 finish.

Thanks sir, I have a gun that is in great condition, so nothing to worry on finish, thanks much.

I got mine Cerrakoted. I like it.

Thanks D99. Are both of your guys guns treated 'throughout' to protect not just the exterior surfaces? Just wondering.

Thanks.

I don't know I have not taken them apart. They told me they shoot everything in Cerakote. I honestly never thought to ask what that meant.

The other thing is that it's available in a zillion colors.

Long guns are about $250 to do.

I did mine in two tone.

I was thinking black, or that green drab for Tac rifles. That's good to know, thanks.

I believe I replied to this on another forum? Metalife would be my pick, tough and relatively inexpensive.

Metalife +1

I had my 8" Colt Python done in NP3. The original blued finish was really worn in places and since I hunt with this gun I wanted a tough/durable weather resistance finish. I really like it, the color is a darker grey than stainless steel. The finish kinda feels like the inside of a non-stick frying pan. It defineitly cleans up better than any other finish.
It is more expensive than many of the other finishes but I feel it is well worth it.
I have a Encore muzzleloader barrel refinished by Metalife and they did a good job, and the price was right. However it honestly doesn't compare to NP3.
David