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Dipping a shotgun

Started by Gman, March 26, 2023, 07:47:27 PM

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Gman

Hello, new guy here from southwestern PA. I would like to have my Benelli Montefeltro 20 gauge dipped in Mossy Oak Bottomlands Green Leaf. I have never had this done before & was hoping to find out if there is anyone local to me that does this. I would drive to Ohio or WV to have this process done instead of shipping the firearm. Once I find a "dipper", Is there any prep work that I need to do first?


Thanks,
G

paboxcall

Can't speak firsthand, but have heard about this place north of Butler. Would be worth making a phone call.

https://angertshydrographics.com/camo-films
A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

Gman

Thank You, I will check them out!

deathfoot

I realize you don't want to ship..but if you decide to..Liquid concepts is the best. They done my scope that I shipped to them and hands down quality and great customer service. You can call them and they will be happy to give you any info you need.

https://www.liquidconcepts.com/

They have some great YouTube videos on it as well.

Callmn closer

I had an 11-87 dipped by a guy near Keyser's Ridge if that is close and he did an excellent job, highly recommend Down Range Weaponry Jeff Yommer

Gman

Yes, that is only about an hour away from me.

I found his site & sent him an email.



Thanks!!!

paboxcall

A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

Gman

Thank You!  Looking forward to reading & learning more about turkey hunting every day.

I have been huntin' turkeys since 1981. Always used a Rem 870 or 11-87 in 12 bore with lead. I'm now in my 60's & I have to say that the 870 Super Mag in MOBU camo with the laminated thumbhole stock is puttin' a hurtin' on me at the pattern bench & I ONLY shoot 3" mags out of it. I have never shot a 3.5" in my life. Naturally I don't feel it while shootin' at a live bird but I figured why not shoot the 20 gauge Benelli. I have patterned it with 3" Longbeard XR's out of a Trulock tube & I am impressed. The #6's patterned better than the 5's and the recoil is far less than my Super Mag even with 3" shells. Plus the 24" bbl Monte only weighs just under 6 lbs.

Thanks again for the Welcome!

Dtrkyman

Update us on who does the work, I have a turkey gun in need of a dip sooner or later, greenleaf is at the top of the list!

jimmyg97

It looks like you have found someone. I just wanted to mention making sure it was a reputable shop. A buddy of mine had some issues with a pistol after having an individual dip it.