RE: Camo on your gun
 

why not just buy a synthetic camo stock instead of risking ruining your wooden stock?

RE: Camo on your gun
 

Checkout Don at www.camosolutions.com He uses only the best materials, will protect your gun better than factory finish.

RE: Camo on your gun
 

You can try this company as well. I've heard some good things about them.

http://www.houtsenterprises.net/

RE: Camo on your gun
 

I've thought about getting a camo synthetic stock. Now I just have neoprene covers on my scope and stock. I have a loose cloth cover over the barrel and foreend. These are made of t-shirt type material and just slide over. You can cut them to fit your particular gun. The best part is they cost about $8.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SceneSevenDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=1015 1&langId=-1&productId=-16740&scene7Path=BassPro%2f884-422-17%3flayer%3dcomp%26wid%3d500%26hei%3d500%26fmt%3d jpeg%26qlt%3d100%2c0%26op_sharpen%3d0%26resMode%3d trilin%26op_usm%3d1.0%2c1.0%2c0.0%2c0%26iccEmbed%3 d0&sourceName=images2%2f800-000%2f884-422-17.jpg&type=0&linkEnabled=false

RE: Camo on your gun
 

fair enough then, it would protect the gun as long as you take it back off to oil the gun. I would have to think twice about putting tape on and getting a little rain on the gun.

RE: Camo on your gun
 

FYI it's not to hide from the deer its to satisfy my taste...

RE: Camo on your gun
 

I have had three different kits on my gun for the last5 years and if anything it protects the finish of my gun from scratches and what not.....I don't like synthetic!!!

RE: Camo on your gun
 

I'm still uncertain in what I want to do... Paint it or just buy a new stock... Or take it to a Gun smith and let him paint it... If anyone here is a gunsmith please tell me if the paint will hurt my weapon... What would I put on it to protect it from rust? CLP I think is supposed to protect your rifle from rust, but I haven't noticed.

RE: Camo on your gun
 

check out www.camoent.com they did 2 rifles for me they have a video on the website to show the process on how its done

RE: Camo on your gun
 

I'm of the opinion that every last thing you take to the fielddoesn't need camo. I wouldn't camo the gun unless it has some exceptionally shiny surfaces, although light can reflect off of any flat surface. You may just want to dullthe stock a bit with fine steel wool, which shouldn't hurt the value any more than painting it.

I have a Wingmaster that I gota great deal on, because some guy spray painted the whole thing brown and green. I'm in the process of stripping the paint off, which will double the value of the gun.