The harmonics or vibration changes should be minimal since you are not applying a "preload"tension to the barrel or applying a hard point contact between the barrel and forarm.

SSG RED

Has anyone tried wrapping a white stocking around their gun? Any photos?

I heard of guys using girls white tights before, taped it on.

t/c223encore.

Looking good guys

Go to Walmart get ya self a cheap bicycle tire innertube Cut the tube in 1/2 inch pieces (circles) so it looks like a 1/2 elastic put your favorite camo color on your barrel , gun what ever you want to camo use the pieces of innertube to hold on place keeps everything tight... ive been using this practice for years dont scratch your firearm and works very well....also works on call's , and just about everything that needs to be cammo'd up.....

Good looking camo.

I use camo form wrap and at 100-200 yards there is little if any difference in group size and zero. Past that Im not sure.

If most of my shots were over 300 yds I don't figure I'd be worrying about breaking up the outline of my weapon.

that's cool

however I have called coyotes in while wearing street cloths and packing a bright shiny silver rifle.

can you just buy the cheap camo netting from academy, spray paint it to the colors you want if need be, then cut strips to wrap your gun with? do yall prefer this over something like mcnett camo gun wrap?

Rifleman2...


These all look great !! But what happens to your point of impact with all of this touching the barrel ?????

Nothing At All...There is not enough pressure just from the camo netting weight to change anything....

I didn't want to paint mine either so i just made a camo sock (felt camo)to fit over the pointy end. When i get around to it i will try to make something that fits further down the barrel and covers the scope. But this at least keeps the most shiny part covered.

Rifleman2,
Noticed you indicated you often shoot 300 yds, I doubt you would need cmo when shooting out past 200 yards. Coyotes (if that's what you're hunting)seem to be pretty curious and aren't going to immediately scamper away. And as far as camo is concerned, if you're a spot and stalk guy, the rifle's always behind you (slung) and out of sight.
I used to be very concerned with camoing and tried all the tricks. Now, as long as I am in all white or drab colors, I'm not much concerned with what the rifle looks like. And when I'm down to shoot, all the animal is going to see is two small black spots in the distance (objective lens and tiny muzzle). In the event you might question, "What does this guy know, anyway?", might add over 42 years I've taken just over 2600 coyotes here in Western Montana (good record keeping). Probably 200 of them calling and the rest spot and stalk. Mike

just tried this on my re 700 in 204 cal...worked just great...

great idea's guys, will have to try some of these

Non-stick vet wrap, you don't want the sticky residue left behind.