RE: The good ole White
 

Mikeyou know you're right of course. I never thought of it but.. when my niece visited over the holiday, she's quite the little artist. I should have had her paint my laminated stock. Of course she only paints Scooby Doo most of the time. Might have looked nice come to think of it. :eek: But, if I ever set the rifle down on a comic book I'd of never found it again.

RE: The good ole White
 

Dave, maybe you could get my niece Cindi to paint it. She and her sis are both pretty good. Cindi did the saw shown below for me. The girl can paint on anything so far as I can tell. The framed leaf is a real leaf.

RE: The good ole White
 

I got a couple of them two man cross cut saws the old loggers used to use. That's what people like to paint around here. They take them back to bare metal and then paint them up and hang them in rich people's homes.

RE: The good ole White
 

UC

That person has TALENT - those are beautiful - send them to Outdoor Life or some other magazine they would grab them up in a hurry. Actually Sportsmans Surplus has those kind of art pics for sale for a real heffty price....

RE: The good ole White
 

Dave I hear ya, Real men like wood, not plastic milk jugs
I had 3 but sold one to best friend, Now I can't find another at decent price, I wood take plastic, even a brown/green one like Cdad has.
RC

RE: The good ole White
 

I've been thinking of getting those pachmayr grips that I think Underclock posted. Although when I hunted this deer season with my White, in the snow, I never had a problem holding on to it with the moisture around. Although I think they might actually look nice on that laminated stock.


http://www.shootnhunt.com/catalog/JM/gun_accessories/grips/pachmayr/1017185.html