Latest camo job.

[Servant68]

Buddy of mine bought his wife a cheap Stevens 12ga to use as a turkey gun and asked me to do one of my infamous camouflage paint jobs on it.

Sprayed it Saturday and it turned out pretty good...

This is my turkey gun that I sprayed a couple of years ago...

 

[PRESIDIO]

thats awesome...ive never been able to do that very well. I tried a few times and didnt try after that.

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Buddy of mine bought his wife a cheap Stevens 12ga to use as a turkey gun and asked me to do one of my infamous camouflage paint jobs on it.

Sprayed it Saturday and it turned out pretty good...

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This is my turkey gun that I sprayed a couple of years ago...

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Don't lay them down in the bush!

 

[ChavaK]

Nice job!

 

[Southernscotty]

Awesome job, Done one of mine with the same kind of pattern {Rem 870} and it lasted several turkey seasons before starting to wear off where I handled it. I have often wondered about "Rhino Liner" or a similar coating applied to one? Has anyone ever tried this? It seems it would make em impervious to weather

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Awesome job, Done one of mine with the same kind of pattern {Rem 870} and it lasted several turkey seasons before starting to wear off where I handled it. I have often wondered about "Rhino Liner" or a similar coating applied to one? Has anyone ever tried this? It seems it would make em impervious to weather

Rhino Liner is more of a urethane type coating; very heavy. I would worry about function and being able to service a gun coated with that type of stuff. Maybe just a stock though?

 

[Southernscotty]

Rhino Liner is more of a urethane type coating; very heavy. I would worry about function and being able to service a gun coated with that type of stuff. Maybe just a stock though?

Yeah that makes sense. I never considered the weight.