DIY wolverine camo stock
 

This is a wolverine stock i just finished painting. it is fashioned after natural gear cam, which fits into the arid country i hunt in Ca.boulders,pinion pine, scrub oak. sorry for the poor phone pics, my digital camera is broken, it looks a lot nicer in person. Ray

wow, nice job, i been thinkin bout gettin an artist to paint a certain area on mine as well. blends in nice.

wish my digital camera wasn't broke. there is a small amount of light green on the stock also. really blends well in my hunting areas. ray

Did you use a kit? I have a couple of the LK rifles that I would be willing to experiment on if the process is easy enough.

A very nice job there.

i can see the od green on it.

No Cayugad, i just researched the colors used in natural gear and looked at the patterns. used to small paint brushes and practiced before i actually painted it.it can be done to fit in with more forested area's. there SC II camo uses the same base coat and brown with a lot more medium green in it. Ray

You can lol! there are just small splotches here and there of green. to much green in a arid camo isn't good. Darn camera..

Nice job Ray, looks pretty good!

that looks awesome! May have to work something out with you and have YOU do my optima stock. Its on the way home supposedly, still unfinished after 3 months!

That may be possible, especially since i was going to refinish my renegade stock. i am seriously thinking of buying a .45 cal GMB replacement barrel in 1:30 twist. the only problem i had was with the base coat, it's aerovoe urban tan and i think i got a bad batch. 3 cans would not spray properly for me. the other aerovoe colors worked fine. i am going to call and #%^&*! to them. i had to sand each base coat.after all the colors are on the stock, i went over it to soften the edges with fine sand paper.now all i need is 2-3 coats of Valspar flat clear over it.the other matte clears are shiny and i don't like shiny. Ray