camouflaging a gun/dipping?
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Nontypical Buck
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Has anyone ever had their shotgun camouflaged professionally? Just bought a gun for turkey hunting and want it camo ASAP.I may do it myself to save $200. Any help would be great.
#5
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From: va USA
Where can you buy the "stuff" for dipping? I know "stuff" is a not very technical term but I don't know what too call it.
I have an old rifle that is in need of a major refinishing, this could be something to try.
I've tried cloth camo tape on a few of my guns. It works fine but it's not what I'm looking for.
I have an old rifle that is in need of a major refinishing, this could be something to try.I've tried cloth camo tape on a few of my guns. It works fine but it's not what I'm looking for.
#6
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From: A shack in Arkansas
Here is a place i found . i am still thinking about having them do a gun for me.
kd gunsmithing
For me i would rather have it done to look good but thats just me.
kd gunsmithing
For me i would rather have it done to look good but thats just me.
#7
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From: Stanton Mich. USA
I have used cloth camo on some of my guns before and works good. But if you have rifle or shot gun. that you are going to use strictly for hunting; paint it you can get camo paints to spray it. and you can be suprised what a nice job you can do.
I started out spraying my shooting sticks then I done my alum. folding chair
and then my rifle..Just be sure to cover parts you don't want paint on use masking tape or vaseline. And it will come out pretty good. I think the hardest of doing it that I was afraid of ruining it. Gunsite
I started out spraying my shooting sticks then I done my alum. folding chair
and then my rifle..Just be sure to cover parts you don't want paint on use masking tape or vaseline. And it will come out pretty good. I think the hardest of doing it that I was afraid of ruining it. Gunsite
#8
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: USA
How about Teflon Coating the gun.Never have to worry about anythging again.Even come's in Camo.
www.blackice.com
www.blackice.com
#9
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www.activecamo.com
This guy is a friend of mine. You cannot buy this process over the counter I promiss.
This guy is a friend of mine. You cannot buy this process over the counter I promiss.


