Lots of methods of camoing your rifle or shotgun.

1. Rattle can, available just about anywhere, you can go as simple or intricate as you want.

Base layer and some cedar fronds


Camo wrap, there is expensive wrap from your LGS about $12/roll or buy in bulk from an online source for about $1/roll.


You can use plain tan camo vet wrap also.


There is camo duct tape out there, I find the one from Gorilla doesn't shine, sticks well and doesn't leave much residue.


If you don't want to stick anything to a nice rifle, I'v made camo sleaves to kill the shine on my rifle.

Handy but pretty rifle.


I sewed up a camo sleeve and butt bage to break up the shine and protect the wood. Camo cloth, velcro and patience.


Getting the job done


I do use combinations also, painting the stock a dull color and tape on the barrel

What rifle is this? I'm guessing a Savage?

No, it has two triggers, no selector. safety with no hammer to cock and chambered in 22 Savage High-power(219 Zipper with .228 bullets) also known in Europe as the 5.6x52R over 12ga.

It is made by BRNO and very accurate.


A number of years ago I jumped through the ATF hoops and self imported a set of Tula Choked Skeet barrels for it. It makes a dandy skeet gun, I shoot double triggers on all of my hunting shotguns and am very comfortable with them. I'm still looking for a set of 28" hunting barrels for it. The barrels were only $99. but it took months of letters to get them.


Tula Skeet choke


It makes a really nice travel rig from deer (70gr factory ammo), predators(55gr Buffalo Arms bullet) and all manor of upland game and clay games.

You've done it again AWS! Good ideas and things to consider....

To add for that quick and easy stock painting go to wally world and get a cheap laundry sack with that small honeycomb pattern and it makes dang good pattern for riffle stocks.
Looks kind of like rattle snake skin