Welders spend hours under their hoods, so why not make them look great? We knocked out these custom welding helmets in several designs. The photo shows a group of hoods in bright finishes, with galaxy-style swirls of deep blue and purple and other bold patterns. The colors shift across the curved shells, and each hood…
From buttstock to flash suppressor, this AR-15 got a full brown Nomad-themed Kryptek design. The scale-like cells of the Kryptek pattern wrap the whole rifle in browns and tans, with darker outlines giving each cell definition. Nomad-style patterns are built for arid, open terrain, and the brown palette fits that environment. Covering an entire rifle…
This Sig 1911 was transformed from its dull black everyday look to a two-color Kryptek. Then we polished all the internals and hardware to a high shine and deep reverse laser engraved the grips. The Kryptek pattern covers the slide and frame, and the polished hardware gleams against it. The black grips carry engraving that…
Yep, this Kryptek Raid is all Cerakote. It is not a hydro dip project. Quite a few hours go into hand coating a Kryptek Raid Gray AR-15 like this. The customer provided material to match, and Tom thinks the rifle matches it “pretty point on.” The layered grey shapes cover the rifle from end to…
“The reaper returns on this amazing rifle.” This one is done in grey Typhon Kryptek with a red reaper graphic. Typhon is one of Kryptek’s darker patterns, with layered black and grey shapes, and it gives the rifle a stealthy look. The red reaper pops against it, adding a menacing focal point. Combining a complex…
This customer brought in his AR-15 and his Baby Eagle pistol to match, plus his hat with the specific Typhon Kryptek design he wanted copied. Copying a design from a hat means studying the pattern’s shapes and colors closely, then scaling them to fit a rifle and pistol. Typhon is a dark Kryptek variant, with…
A custom Tiffany Blue Kryptek pattern with Crushed Silver on a Smith & Wesson M&P. Turning Tiffany Blue into a Kryptek pattern with Crushed Silver gives it a bold, modern twist. Kryptek’s layered shapes are usually seen in greys or earth tones, so doing it in blue and sparkling silver makes the M&P stand out….
A three-color Typhon Kryptek design on a Glock. Typhon is one of Kryptek’s darker patterns, with layered black and grey shapes. Applying it in three colors on a Glock creates depth, with each layer building on the last. The pattern wraps across the slide and frame, giving the pistol a stealthy, modern look. Kryptek requires…