Do people camo air rifles?

[Marble8]

I’ve cleaned up the $20 Fury from the pawn shop, changed seal,spring, breech seal, pivot bushing and spacers and it’s funtioning very well. Even the composite stock looks a lot better with some of the smaller shallower the scratches removed. I have thought about doing a camo job on the stock but not sure if I want to or not. I haven’t seen any pics on here or another site I found. Just wondering if that’s something seldom done on air rifles. Here’s one I did recently just to give y’all an idea what I’m talking about.

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Certainly. Type "camo" in the search bar and 17+ pages come up, sure not all airguns ( gear & such also) but maybe something to glance at.
Lot's of factory cam rigs these days such as the crosman/benjamin offering, even trade mark stuff if that's what one like.

I tend to use low budget and local to me camo as opposed to a "universal" style pattern. Whatever stands the longest toward Winter being the primary vegetation copied.

Now you will not see me covering up any Tennessee Black Walnut but otherwise if it is a hinting rig, why not have some fun messing around personalizing ypur rig.

John

edit to add a picture of Harold Rushton's dipped rig ( just goes to show what some airgun folks will do )

 

[Imold]

A lot of folks do camo but I think the new camo is Hydro dipping due to all the patterns available...

 

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[Marble8]

Wow! Those really made mine look like poop!
That hydro dip is really great. I like em all! Nice job on the stenciling too!

 

[Siscakidd]

this is is my first air gun that i hydro dipped,just purchased an extra stock to do my wildcat , gonna go a little more traditional on the next one

 

[Marble8]

That looks sharp! Did you do it yourself? Is it hard to do?

 

[Siscakidd]

If you are referring to mine then no....had a local shop do it,he has done a couple of my powder burners