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I thought some of you might be interested in this new camo dipping kit that you can do at home - Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit - same process and the big gun companies, but you can do it on your own guns, or other hunting gear.
Actually, yes, I am.
Might be a great time and money saver!
However, this subject might be best in the "Watering Hole" (OT) forum.
https://www.milsurps.com/forumdisplay.php?f=40
That is, unless you know of some current military usage. But we'll need photos!
BTW, Welcome! Just noticed it's your first post.
they have the digital military camo patterns...
Yah, but is actually in the field in use by the military? That would take it out of the "OT" catagory.
Moved.
I don't think it is actually USED by the military
Cool stuff! Where can i get it over here???
where is HERE?
In this case it's easy to tell- Gunner is in Bavaria, Germany as noted in his info bar on the left side of his post.Quote:
Originally Posted by leaff
wow.... i look pretty dumb with that one...
Anyone have pics?
anyone out there...
I saw a clip on some site where it was professionally done . It reminded me of a big Decal the kind we had on Model Planes as a kid. If I remember right a big Decal floated on the surface of the water. Then the Shotgun was lifted from below the surface of the water through the Decal. It would then wrap itself around Shotgun . I have a Howa that I " Rattle Canned " instead . I laid down a Tan base ( Desert ). I then sprayed intermittent bands of black. I then made stencils out of sheets of cardboard . These stencils were cut into lines shaped like branches . I then sprayed the stencils with Olive Drab over the Black and Tan. I first used Brown for the branches but switched to OD. It looks awesome but it wears and you will need to touch it up. I made the mistake of putting a Clear Coat over the Cammie because it now has a sheen. Before I did it on my Howa I used my kids old toy rifles to experiment on .
Awesome site - thanks for sharing...Quote:
Originally Posted by leaff
For what it's worth an awful lot of money for what it is a few cans of paint and some time would do the same :yikes:
post pics if you do it...
Gunner, Reimer Johannsen have taken over the Brownell agency for Deutschland. If it can be exported, they´ll have it.