I don't mean hiding my guns in case of a government takeover or zombie apocalypse. Rather, two of my most-used guns are the same as they came from the factory long ago, with stained wood stocks and blued steel/alloy parts. Since I take these two out in the field more than the others, I want them to be less conspicuous to critters. I don't care for camo films or dips on the stocks, maybe on the metal parts. I just want a dull nonglare finish. On the wood, I want a dull finish there also, and maybe something to break up the outline some. The problem with camo "patterns" is they don't always match where you are or the season.
I plan to work on two guns for this project; my old Mossberg 500 shotgun in 12 gauge, and a Umarex air rifle that wears the Ruger Airhawk logo. Whatever I decide to use must be durable and easily touched up so the weapon remains protected and still "hidden".
More updates as this project goes on!
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