Hello all I'm just wondering who has done the camo pattern themselves on their turkey gun. I have a black synthetic 12 gauge that I would like to cover. Pictures would be great but directions on how to do it would be awsome as well. Thanks.Also has anyone had one done by a airbrush pro?
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At the bar or in the woods,always hunt fair chase.
My wife's cousin has a black shotgun that he painted with camo paint in no particular pattern it must work for him, he is pertty consitant at filling his bag limit of three birds each spring.
well i haven't painted a shotgun myself but i have heard of many people using spray paint successfully. also they make kits that kind of shrink wrap onto the gun. i started to get one but don't really see a point in it. at least not in my case. my gun has a camo stock and a matte finish.
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If you can't beat them, join them... then once you lure them into a false sense of security, jump on their back and beat them to a bloody pulp.
There's nothing wrong with just using the black stock as it is. The best camo would be to be still...movement will get you busted, not the camo on your gun. I had a plain brown stock on my gun, and the only reason I put a camo stock on it was because I wanted to use a Simms recoil pad and needed a synthetic stock, and found it marked down from $80 to $13 at wally world.
Camo patter for shotgun
Also has anyone had one done by a airbrush pro?
