Stock painting

[lancetkenyon]

These are both sponge.
My .300PRC

My 6.5PRC/SI

 

[adk hunter]

I like a little more of the carbon but looks pretty detailed. Defiantly a fan of the sponge ones.

 

[lancetkenyon]

Sponge again. This was an all black CF.
Mimic of Tac Americana.

 

[lancetkenyon]

This one came from Manners as Tac Gap, but had way too much open black CF. So I added the darker tan and sage green to cover some up. Sponge job.

 

[akdad]

Nice work lance!!!

 

[bsnyder]

Thanks to lance he pushed me to do this one. Then as soon as it got finished I was talked out of the rifle. Lol. Sponge model paint and Mate clear

 

[adk hunter]

Nice.
That must have been some talk!

 

[bsnyder]

It was some friends that I taught how to shoot long range so this was the gun they started on. Now I have to build/buy something else.

 

[akdad]

It was some friends that I taught how to shoot long range so this was the gun they started on. Now I have to build/buy something else.

That's a horrible problem to have to deal with

 

[bsnyder]

That's a horrible problem to have to deal with

It's brutal. Luckily o have two that I'm finishing now and then will have time for my own stuff once bear and antelope seasons are over.

 

[Gary in MD]

Don't laugh too hard, it's my first time with a sponge. I figured anything was better than the ugly factory stock. LOL

 

[adk hunter]

Hey, looks like a shooter!

 

[ResearchinStuff]

How are you all solving the chipping problem? I spray primed and rustoleumed a Tikka stock, if someone looks at it wrong a piece flakes off.

 

[Gary in MD]

Yea, I've looked at mine wrong too and some flaked off. LOL