What Color should I get when I replace my AR 15 carbine Stock?

[Mags]

Well as I posted in this thread http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=466958 I have broke my adjustable stock. The stock and matching furniture including the Aimpoint cover are black. If I replace the stock with a black one I need to change nothing. However I have for some time wanted to change the color of my furniture and decided not to in the past due to the costs of the adjustable stock now I have to replace the stock anyways. So what color if any should I go with I currently live in the desert of New Mexico but I won't always reside here.

 

[P.B.Walsh]

Get a black one, and paint it a combo of your options listed.

 

[mljdeckard]

Pepto.

 

[Ditch-Tiger]

The tan/coyote colors always look the best to me.

 

[ants]

Two words: Hello Kitty.

 

[prelaw09]

Hot Pink... all the way!

 

[Tim the student]

I voted to keep it black, but in all honesty, get whatever you like best. It can always be painted.

Personally though, I think guns that are two tone just look kind of goofy, so I personally wouldn't go that route unless I was going to save some decent money.

 

[kwelz]

I personally like FDE.

But you need to swap out everything.

 

[Deckard]

Two words: Hello Kitty.

Was waiting for that.

 

[Crawfish141]

I'm a fan of foliage green personally. It just seems to blend in with anything.

 

[krs]

I'd stay with black but gotta' admit to being weak for OD. I spent my formative years in the green machine.

How you getting along with your Vltor stock, Crawfish? I just changed one of my carbines to a Vltor and while I like the lefthander's cheekweld it brings I think I'll be losing those little rubber compartment caps sooner or later.

 

[H2O MAN]

B l a c k

 

[Schleprok62]

I'm going the Olive Drab route with my DPMS... just have to decide when I want to spend the money...

 

[Jason_G]

I'm a fan of foliage green personally. It just seems to blend in with anything.

Hmmm. I really like that color. I like coyote tan, too.

Jason