Camo Paint Stencils
This company sell camo paint stencils for painting firearms. They also have lots of tips on using stencils, which are just as applicable to home made stencils.
Please don’t do this to your firearm.
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You got something against shaded pink tigerstripe?
How did you know!
Yeah, ok, 20$. That’s reasonable.
70$ for enough stencil to do a rifle from Lauer (for Duracoat)? Less so.
Is there really any value in camouflaging a rifle? It’s not like the black rifle is neon yellow.
not all rifles are black. Some are stainless. Many hunters go to great lengths to camouflage themselves and their rifles.
In some terrain a black rifle may be conspicuous. Camo also breaks up the shape of the object. I have seem many photos of camo m16s in Iraq.
if you dont know the value of camo then you probably have never spent more then half an hour in the bush