No...dont' look. My EYES!

[vintage hunter]

Those colours must give this rifle exceptional accuracy at 300 yards.

Don't know bout accuracy but it would certainly be visible to at least 300 yards.

All this rifle needs to be finished is a Naked Goddess hood ornament with laser beams straddling the front sight, some B-17 Pinup Nose Art painted on the stock, a long cluster of Cubic Zirconium Gemstone Studs mounted along the fore-end, a Chrome Receiver, tassles on the trigger guard, and then we'd have a real, state-of-the-art, highly collectable, masterpiece.

Sounds like a hippie's description of a bad acid trip.

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[Bindi2]

Don't know bout accuracy but it would certainly be visible to at least 300 yards.


Sounds like a hippie's description of a bad acid trip.

Don't be harsh, there was a story to that rifle and a girl it was for. and why.

[vintage hunter]

Don't be harsh, there was a story to that rifle and a girl it was for. and why.

My apologies if I offended anyone with my sarcastic humor, I had no idea there was/is a meaningful story attached.. However, in my own defense, not relating the story surrounding the paint job left it wide open for criticism. Not to mention it's posted in a thread where bashing bubba's cobble jobs seems to be the thing to do.

[Vincent]

Don't be harsh, there was a story to that rifle and a girl it was for. and why.

What's the story?

[stevebc]

What's the story?

"Buy the rifle, not the story."

Although, this is the first I heard about a story behind that particular rifle.

[Homer]

What's the story?

It's a parade rifle.