Steve F.in MD

Cabelas has the camo sock, camo tape and camo "snake skins". Does anyone have experience with these products. I am worried about rust forming under the camo. Is this a problem? Thanks in advance..

Colo Wolf

In structions for most of that stuff is that you coat your gun in WD40. I tried using covers of one kind or another, finally got fed up and got paint. My coyote rifle isnl't a collector item, so who cares. Used satin oil base paint, then got clear matte to cover what shine there was.

RedOak

Camo tape can leave alot of glue behind. I stripped and spray painted mine. Topped with two cans of clearcoat for durability and one can of dullcoat to take off the shine.

Pro-Line

Steve, I've got a buddy in Clear Brook, VA which is near Winchester. He takes em to a gunsmith somewhere in that area and has em camoed for $25. They're beautiful when finished.

soarkrebel

http://www.kdgunsmithing.com
there work looks good and i dont think it was to expensive.

Edited by - soarkrebel on 02/06/2002 23:50:11

down wind

I went to a model/train store I saw an airbrush paint kit. This could be used to give you more detail if you decide to paint it. Try it on a childs toy gun first.If it works well try it on your rifle.

Swampdog

I use the camo tape.It works well,has a good feel,and looks good.But it is a royal pain to get the glue off.Gun scrubber worked the best for me.I put it on my deer rifle every year.Then I swear that I wont do it again ,But do it any way.Go figgure.