This is what happens when a color blind guy gets a hold of a few rattle cans. OregonShooter calls it "Fugly", but I think it breaks it up pretty good for about 7+ months out of the year around here. It may have a touch too much grey and may need a brown mist to wash over a few grey spots but we'll see when it drys out a bit locally.
Fieldcraft Fugly Camo
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Re: Fugly Camo
That is my TAB can cover in the lower left of the second pic, it was CB.
And no, I do not intend to paint my sling....
Good luck
That is my TAB can cover in the lower left of the second pic, it was CB.
And no, I do not intend to paint my sling....
Good luck
Re: Fugly Camo
Yeah, I wish someone had told me about slings before I started on mine. Was hoping for some company in the misery department.
Yeah, I wish someone had told me about slings before I started on mine. Was hoping for some company in the misery department.
Re: Fugly Camo
I like it. The gray would work well especially around hardwoods. I would tone the gray down a bit with either some misting or some netting spray.
I like it. The gray would work well especially around hardwoods. I would tone the gray down a bit with either some misting or some netting spray.
Re: Fugly Camo
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">...FUnctional</div></div>
One of the principles of engineering is that if it's stupid but it works, it's not stupid.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">...FUnctional</div></div>
One of the principles of engineering is that if it's stupid but it works, it's not stupid.
Re: Fugly Camo
The problem with good camo on a rifle is that when the rifle does blend in, you loose it quick. How many rifles have been set down to water a tree and lost?
I think it looks just fine. All you're really looking to do is cover the black color that doesn't exist out in the sticks. Put something on there to break up the outline (straight lines don'e exist in nature, either) and you should be set. For a colorblind fella, you did well.
The problem with good camo on a rifle is that when the rifle does blend in, you loose it quick. How many rifles have been set down to water a tree and lost?
I think it looks just fine. All you're really looking to do is cover the black color that doesn't exist out in the sticks. Put something on there to break up the outline (straight lines don'e exist in nature, either) and you should be set. For a colorblind fella, you did well.
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