hardwood camo

[deep in the bush]

Hey...amazing job man.... very cool process....thanks for the tips

[Pollock]

So there's no way to get Mossy Oak brand camo? Cause that stuff is awesome.

[Kokanee]

Try thinking simple when it comes to camo'ing weapons



the krylon camo series is all you need for most any environment.

[Greylocks]

Originally Posted by Pollock

So there's no way to get Mossy Oak brand camo? Cause that stuff is awesome.

Read again; the only current way to get that is to tape it on, or paint it on.
The tape really fucks your gun's finish. The paint takes time, skill and creativity.

Your choice.

Here's a small hint; in most cases there is NO way anyone will spot anyone else by the color of their gun.
If you're close enough to see that during a game, something just went wrong, one way or another.

This being said: A well done camo job on a gun looks fantastic.

How about you get through the age-verification process before thinking of anything else? Oh, you're 15?
Tell you what, you have 3 more years to read. Read a lot. Since you can type, I bet you can read. Did you know that most of this is already written down? No?
Maybe you would find good answers that way.

[deep in the bush]

as it is getting off topic... i thank you people for the help

you can get the mossy oak on a gun.
some stores sell sticker paper for your printer.
Even that CD label maker crap can work. Just print it from your computer, waterproof it and stick it on.

that being said, mossy oak is fine for hunting....but suck for airsoft. I have a mossy oak camo set for deer season, and thats fine, but it does sweet shit all for airsoft. As soon as you move, your visable. There is a reason the military does not use hunting camo...because against humans, its outpreformed by real camo.