show me your paint job.

[jasnt]

I really enjoy painting camo. I camo all kinds of stuff from my rifles, pistols, shooting sticks, bipods, ect.   I wanna see your camo jobs paint or not.

ill start it with a few ive done.




more to come

[coyotecrazy]

Sure looks great! I have one or two I would like Camo on but haven't tried it yet

[jasnt]

one of my first ones

[Blacklab]

Sweet paint. I have an old black rifle that needs to be painted or sold.

[carpsniperg2]

Not the best picture of the gun. Best I have ever done. My stoger turkey/coyote shotgun painted with the sponge/spray paint technique.

[hunting4sanity]

Great looking work jasnt.  What kind of paint do you use and how well does it hold up?  Again, those look very good.

[jasnt]

Great looking work jasnt.  What kind of paint do you use and how well does it hold up?  Again, those look very good.

I used krylon and rustolium brands spray paint.  Holds up pretty good. I normally repaint every other year. But I'm also pretty hard on all my gear.

[motg9_6]

Jasnt is that an xlr element chassis on you first pic?

[jasnt]

Jasnt is that an xlr element chassis on you first pic?

yes sir that is. I LOVE it!

[motg9_6]

I can't decide element or evolution!

[jasnt]

Highly recommend the folding stock option. Makes cleaning so much easier and lock up is tight. 

[motg9_6]

For sure it's a must

[jasnt]

Mine is the tactical evolution. I like how stream line it is. Not hanging up in the brush. I pack this rifle alot. Its taken a beating and hasn't failed yet!

[jasnt]

Not the best picture of the gun. Best I have ever done. My stoger turkey/coyote shotgun painted with the sponge/spray paint technique.

I like it. I've been wanting to try the sponge method for a more bark contrast. I may play with it this winter.  I've got an old 30-30 to paint for a friend,I'll post up those pics when I'm finished.

[carpsniperg2]

Not the best picture of the gun. Best I have ever done. My stoger turkey/coyote shotgun painted with the sponge/spray paint technique.

I like it. I've been wanting to try the sponge method for a more bark contrast. I may play with it this winter.  I've got an old 30-30 to paint for a friend,I'll post up those pics when I'm finished.

There is a great write up on predator master on how to do it. I have done it twice. The first one I learned a lot and the 2nd one. The shotgun, came out perfect. You really want to press the sponge into the paper plate after getting some paint on it. So the sponge marks are smooth. If it's to thick, when it dries it will have a little ruff texture to it.