got the hunting 308 together pics

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fastbs

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got the latest toy together finally. goal was an easy to carry, all around hunting rifle.
remington 700 .308 sps
factory barrel cut to 20" and crowned
bell & carlson medalist stock w/ flush cups on left side
egw hd 20 moa scope base
burris zee low rings
nikon monarch 3-12x42

tried to but just couldn't resist a paint job. the paint isn't for everybody but i like it and enjoy doing it.
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like 5 shot groups but this is all i have so far. did this getting it zeroed in.
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thanks for the comments.
if you look back in my post history there's a how to on the paint (never mind the search doesn't go back that far). next one i do i'll try to put together a better one with pics. the scaled look is a $2.00 laundry bag you can find anywhere. lay it over after the base coat. i've also got to where i don't scuff the scope so that i can get the paint off if i ever want to change it up.
 
fastbs said:
thanks for the comments.
if you look back in my post history there's a how to on the paint (never mind the search doesn't go back that far). next one i do i'll try to put together a better one with pics. the scaled look is a $2.00 laundry bag you can find anywhere. lay it over after the base coat. i've also got to where i don't scuff the scope so that i can get the paint off if i ever want to change it up.
any certain primers or kind of paint you use, do you use a clear coat to finish?
 
No primers but it probably wouldn't hurt to use one. It's krylon camo ultra flat. Duracoat is great for a more durable perm finish.

Got the bolt knob done today
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Swamphunter said:
That is an awesome deer gun there! I used your technique when you posted it before on my turkey gun. I like how it turned out:
That turned out good on the ye ol faithful 870!
 
Love the paint jobs. My brother did a similar paint job on a ML. I think he used a burlap bag or something to that effect.
 
I like that!

I have painted the composite stock on my 243 and my 30-06.

Have not done the checkering but will definately look into that!

I just did my stocks though and no scope or metal.


you said you did not scuff up the scope in order to remove the paint.

how do you go about doing that?
 
Can you oil your metal parts that have been painted as in cleaning any other gun? Or do you have to strip the paint to clean the gun?
 
AllOutdoors said:
Can you oil your metal parts that have been painted as in cleaning any other gun? Or do you have to strip the paint to clean the gun?
after the paint has dried for a few days it absorbs oil but this doen't seem to hurt it. i try not to get much oil on the paint.

many gun cleaning solvents will strip the paint. the internals of the gun are the only parts that should need cleaning with the solvents. after all it's krylon, if you mess it up just shake and spray.

the duracoat and cerakote finishes seem to hold up to the solvents i use.
 

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