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Thanks
That’s a really cool looking pic 😀
Well, I’m not sure about long term use, but I have peeled and re-wrapped a couple parts of the gun and there has been no visible residue. There’s no adhesive that sticcks to the gun as far as I can tell.
So if you take this stuff off will there be sticky residue on the gun?
Can you just take it off and reuse it later?
I hate having a black gun when there is white snow everywhere.
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It’s available quite a few places. Do a search on McNett Camo Form and you’ll find some sources. There are also a couple of other companies that make similar stuff.
Were do they sell that tape?
Nice job. Now go rake your leaves 😛
Looks very nice with the sunlight on the right spot, good picture, and nice rig ❗
Probably more effective in not drawing attention from the neighbors in the backyard. Besides, color or not, it still breaks up the jet black lines of the outline of the frame and barrel. But mostly it was fun to do; even my wife was smiling 🙂
Considering most critters don’t see well in color anyway that should be an effective camo setup for laying in the leaves. lol. Thanks for sharing.
wow, this SS with the camo tape is sweet… i will probably do this when my condor arrives 😀
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Acourvil can you plz publish more photos of your rifle?
Im realy interest in seeing how did you managed to put the tape in your scope rings and in other tuff spots. 😉