Sexy, very sexy (with thanks to photoshop)

This what I have in mind for my rifle. The camo is desert tan.

but - you are going to have to paint the scope too!!!!

Dale Clifford wrote: but - you are going to have to paint the scope too!!!!

http://www.lauerweaponry.com/duracoatcolors.cfm?colortype=pattern&Category=240  

Is kosher? I know some of the other neighborhoods don't like Camo.  I used a LL Bean Hunting catalouge that had hunting camo as packing to RSA ,and It came back to me in the mail.  I'd stick with just the tan part.  YMMV

You could stick contact paper on that Leupold and tear it off later.........except you'll have all that nasty sticky stuff all over it---oh well..........    ( or you could send it to Leupold and they will SPLATTER paint it for you like Pablo Picasso!!)   

if you set that thing down in the bush your liable to lose it!

Silver, camo is not a problem is South Africa any longer. During our bush war days it was an issue. The rifle is intended mainly for range work, so I am just jazzing it up a bit.

8shots wrote: Dale Clifford wrote: but - you are going to have to paint the scope too!!!!   I am scared, it's a Leupold!!

Didn't you ask about changing the color of your scope on another thread?

Nice camo pattern on the rifle, looks like your new stick's gonna be cool when the project is completed!!!


Edited by mike650 - April/12/2008 at 13:38

Simply get camo fabric. Strechy if possible. Cut to fit snug, hince the strecthy material. Stitch velcro on the seams and wahla...
the great part is you don't have to be a seamstress because of the stretchy material and the velcro combined allow for some wiggle room in the dimentions. and you can cut holes to fit the adjustment knobs. I did it for a paintball gun and it worked pretty well.

Thanks for the tip Indy.