Here I am again, stuck with a short time and budjet to adapt my rifle for a specific environement. My M700 is still black, unpainted. As a sniper, I must set asside the estetic factor and favor the functionnal side of things.
So, the Rawdon game is this weekend. It's a sand environement with large, beige grass hills. There is also an extensive wooded area.
A black rifle will clash with the environement. So a 4$ roll of masking tape save the day.
Step one: mask the whole rifle.
Step two: Humm, it will work if I stay in the sand dunes.
Step three: think. I'll probably spend a lot of time in the woods too, as our team is using green camo as base uniforme color and it's there that I'll be mostly operating.
Step four: Bring out the green tape.
It look silly
Better, but I'll probably end up taping the whole rifle green and painting it with the face cream to add dirt and shades.
After my ugly shape altering "rifle ghillie", I come up with this atrocity of a rifle camoflage. I think it look good enough.
And the final look
With added vegetation, it's going to be a perfect temporary paintjob/tapejob.
What do you guys think?