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So I basecoated the new murder fang and the base coat in areas went on grainy. Will this mess up painting at all? And if so how do i fix it?.

What did you use to basecoat?

Looks like the GW colored paints.

Just gota shake it harder or spray a little closer (or your weather might be effecting it)

If you can try to dust it off with a stiff brush.

Iv had dusty primer ruin models :/

It also looks like you sprayed on a hot and humid day. I've found that ruins the consistency of spray paint.

I've had this problem a few times over the years;Army painter sprays are the worst by far. Most people would suggest stripping the figures down and starting again but I have another option. I don't really paint minis anymore,instead I build model kits and have found a few things that would benefit the miniatures hobby.
For your problem I would suggest Micro mesh sanding/polishing/finishing papers. They come in a range of grades from coarse to very very smoothe. I would suggest you try the smoothest grade(12000). A few gentle rubs should make the grainy effect less noticeable.

This is one of the reasons why I'm looking into a cheap airbrush to use just for priming (and the odd basecoat if it's going over the entire model) and switching to probably Vallejo Surface Primer.

So I will let the painter decide if he can work with it or to strip it.