Mossy Oak Camo Wrap on Stoeger M3000

[kingofspringmi]

Howdy y'all,

I recently bought a Mossy Oak camo wrap for my Stoeger M3000. I've done one before on an 870 but the stock is a lot different between the two. Does anyone have tips for working around the swivel mount (molded into the stock) and the top of the stock where it dips into the grip. I've watched Mossy Oak's videos but I find that they don't offer much help.

Any and all help is appreciated.

[Chief Razor]

A little heat from a hair dryer or better yet a heat gun can be your friend with vinyl. Go slow and dont be afraid to pull it back up and start over.

[kingofspringmi]

It turned out pretty good in my opinion. I've never uploaded a picture to Old Gobbler before so if it doesn't attach in this message then my bad.

Edit: Sorry that the picture is huge

[Cottonmouth]

 

It turned out pretty good in my opinion. I've never uploaded a picture to Old Gobbler before so if it doesn't attach in this message then my bad.

Edit: Sorry that the picture is huge

Looks nice. My first one was an 870 with the shur shot stock. It was a tough job.

[Cottonmouth]

It turned out pretty good in my opinion. I've never uploaded a picture to Old Gobbler before so if it doesn't attach in this message then my bad.

Edit: Sorry that the picture is huge

Looks nice. My first one was an 870 with the shur shot stock. It was a tough job.

[roberthyman14]

I did my 870 super mag last season. I kinda wanna redo it in green leaf now.  Bottomland is almost to bright.

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[kingofspringmi]

The Greenleaf pattern isn't any darker then the Bottomland pattern. I got a bad batch of Greenleaf printing from them and sent it back for Bottomland.

[ShootingABN!]

Y'all did a great job! Mine has all kinds of wrinkles. Really doesn't bother me. I just wanted and new pattern to keep the shine down.
I might try greenleaf or have it dipped when I we move back home.