there is a story about a man who did a camo paint so good that he let it down and never found it again... legend said he's still looking for it.
I don't know about a gun, but there is a big frickin' spider in that picture!
I hate spiders.
Jason
there is a story about a man who did a camo paint so good that he let it down and never found it again... legend said he's still looking for it.
I don't know about a gun, but there is a big frickin' spider in that picture!
I hate spiders.
Jason
Since it came out, Multicam has been my favorite camo. It truly does seem to be a "chameleon", and seems to work well pretty much everywhere.
Thats been my experience as well. Use actually helps make it even more effective.Any wear will just add to the character of the camo....
Bob,Just worried about the durability, and touchups... Leaning toward the Alumahyde... or a bake on...
Now that is something Aluma Hyde II is really good for. Ive used it in that capacity on a number of guns, including AK's, and my MP5 as well. The AK in the last pic above was done in AH II for awhile prior to being cammied, and you can see it doesnt come off when the other paints are removed. Lots of good, useable colors too.I can't even force myself to re-paint the metal parts on my old Enfields that were previously painted black to begin with, even though they need it.