GUN CAMMO
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: bogue chitto ms USA
Posts: 44
GUN CAMMO
I WAS WANTING TO GET SOME COMMENTS FROM HUNTERS THAT HAVE HAD THEIR GUN DIPPED BY TREEBARK W/THAT SECOND SKIN? HOW DID YOU LIKE IT AND HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO GET YOUR GUN BACK?
tate mcaffrey
tate mcaffrey
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Philadelphia or Florence ms USA
Posts: 74
RE: GUN CAMMO
I didn't have a gun dipped but I Bought one that had a dipped camo on it. I got bug spray on it and the oil base dip MELTED. I just sent the stock back to have it fixed.
Most shotguns can get a baked on camo. you might want to spened the extra $ to get that. If not Don't get bug spray on it !!!
Most shotguns can get a baked on camo. you might want to spened the extra $ to get that. If not Don't get bug spray on it !!!
#8
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Posts: 348
RE: GUN CAMMO
Save your money even more and don't bother with any of it. I have NEVER EVER come across a turkey that cared that my gun is still the stock wood and black color. I've had them walk 10 feet off to my left and not spook one bit.
Personally, I think gun camo (and sometimes, camo in general) is a complete waste of money and nothing more than a brilliant marketing scheme.
-Mike
Personally, I think gun camo (and sometimes, camo in general) is a complete waste of money and nothing more than a brilliant marketing scheme.
-Mike
#10
RE: GUN CAMMO
I had a bird bolt once at 30 yards a few years back when he caught the glare off a blued barrel. Never again... I useCamo Clad too.
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Dipping... can't comment on it. Never had it done other than from the factory.
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"lahunter"... Your black synthetic is fine for the turkey woods, IMO.
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Dipping... can't comment on it. Never had it done other than from the factory.
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"lahunter"... Your black synthetic is fine for the turkey woods, IMO.