Painting

[red364]

Krylon is excellent for painting stocks......and they have some killer shades of blue!   

[Bidah]

Here is a pic of my custom Dissy in Montana Camo..



The paint was Krylon, and other than cleaning it really good I just painted it.  When it really starts to get scraped off, I just shoot some more on it.  I only care how it works, not how it looks.

-Bidah

[ericire12]

I only care how it works, not how it looks.

-Bidah

Looks pretty good to me!

[tombogan03884]

Looks pretty good to me!

Agreed. But I have to say I agree with Bidah's thinking, performance counts for far more than image 

[shooter32]

Agreed. But I have to say I agree with Bidah's thinking, performance counts for far more than image 

Montana camo at it's best

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[Bidah]

It will work in most of the state.  It is a little too brown for up in the NW corner.  It works pretty good with sagebrush.

I have seen some beautiful paint jobs.  I also do not normally see those jobs out "working" either.  The working rifles that I see are painted with Krylon mostly, some with Duracoat or similar, and do not look fancy or have a particular pattern.  Just spray it and go.  I do keep enough on hand to paint all my rifles should the need arise.  If you are going to keep it, use it, and it is a working rifle, then paint it to suit your needs.

-Bidah

[blackwolfe]

I have a used AK that bubba got a hold of and painted OD along with some other work.  I need to try some "custom camo" work on it.  I just hope I have more talent than bubba did.

[Jackel]

ok, i have some paint (OD) and now you guys are making me think about a full body job, not just the furniture.  im confused

[tombogan03884]

Blotches, the idea is to break up the out line, you can always wrap strips of sheet around the handguards and stock in the winter.

[Jackel]

i dont really care about camo, just wanna look cool.

it all about the style man CDI