Camouflage rifle

Not camo per say , amazon has tons of vinyl car wrap from camo to carbon fiber



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If not paint, then vinyl wrap is easy applied, durable and comes off to leave the origional finish (usually)

Go to YouTube and search for 'camoflage vinyl wrap gun' or 'vinyl wrap psintball' or 'Airgun vinyl wrap'.... You get the picture.

A scope is very complicated you would think but here's a video that shows one being covered with Gunskin and it's easy.

https://youtu.be/y8E7FJkkrkE
 
To me a scope is just a centerline taper on a straight tube, which is a well used sheet metal fitting in my trade. The layout is easy, some math involved, but I guarantee a perfect fit(if choosing to go with a wrap of some kind)one time and no trial and error of fit, snip, and refit, and get it as close as possible. As you all know, getting close “isn’t perfect.

If interested, send me a pm.
 
Actually, rattle can paint jobs are not that hard and I've changed a rifle for different paint schemes a couple of times. This is a Rustolium Camo paint, four colors with stencils, and a sea sponge. This is for East Texas woods, brush and simi-open areas as the small details work to blend in close in brush and vegetation but they merge into a bigger patern at longer distance. I used this picture with a white background because if put 'into the wild' it really IS hard to make out the rifle.

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