Methods for camo

[Aim@it]

Hello all,  What to do? I just purchased a new shotgun. The gun is one of the most modest priced brands on the market. However, it is a nice looking gun. In reality I don't have many seasons left in my Gobbler chasing career. I want to leave the gun as is, so that the next little Gobbler chaser can appreciate as is if that is what they want. I would appreciate your suggestions on temporary camo methods. Thanks

[paladin]

camo tape. put it on and take it off at end of season to clean the gun.

[Curtdawg88]

I've heard a lot of good things about the mossy oak graphics stuff. They say it is fairly easy to apply but a pain to take off but it comes off cleaner than regular tape.


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[deadbuck]

What about the whoopin the Dawgs put on the rebs last night!!

[somedude]

I like the mossy oaks graphics stuff.  I will be getting some to put on my daughter's mossberg 500.

[Curtdawg88]

What about the whoopin the Dawgs put on the rebs last night!!

Anytime we can make them look is a good day in my book!


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[Waddle Whacker]

I used the Mossy Oak Graphics on an 1187 and it turned out great. I would highly recommend it. It does take about 2 hours to apply, but well worth the time. A hair dryer will work fine instead of a heat gun. It looks as good as a $200 dip job, although with close inspection, you can see seams. But u gotta look hard. Definitely check em out. I'm presently trying to figure out which gun will be next. Great product!

[offshore]

ill agree with the graphics, key is taking your time

[NoMoDanSnyder]

Also look into Mcnett camo form tape.  Amazon has it around $5-$12 a roll and it takes about 2 rolls per gun.  Apparently it's reusable as well.