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Gonna be huntin this year with my 300 blk out Pistol and it needed a camo job as well as my 10-22 that I squirrel hunt with. I thought they turned out pretty good. I was not 100% sure what kind of pattern I was going to use I just let it happen. I used the camo spray paint you get at Wally World. I like when it starts to wear a little bit and when it gets bad enough I just touch it up and keep on rolling. I did another gun a couple years ago and surprisingly it’s holding up ever well and I have really put it to the test. I know some people cringe at doing this to a gun and on some guns I would too. The reason I go with spray paint vs duracoat or cerakote is because I may change my mind later on down the road and the paint can easily be taken off. I don’t put clear coats or sealers over the paint for that reason as well.

Thanks for lookin

Looks pretty good.

Nice job!

Those turned out great!

Thanks! Should blend in well!

Absolutely professional camo job. Well done Sir!

Do you have a favorite squirrel recipe?

Are predominantly shooting cat or fox squirreles?

I always preferred fox for their larger size, but couldn't tell any difference in taste...

Looks great!!!!

Abraham wrote: Sun Aug 05, 2018 10:56 am Absolutely professional camo job. Well done Sir!

Do you have a favorite squirrel recipe?

Are predominantly shooting cat or fox squirreles?

I always preferred fox for their larger size, but couldn't tell any difference in taste...

Thank you sir!

pressure cook the meat so it gets tender then whip up some brown gravy and steam some white rice and you’ll slap your daddy it’s so good!

Fox squirrel because they are bigger and that’s predominantly what I have in my area anyhow. Lookin forward to some fall tree rats this year.

Good looking job. If someone cringes then they probably have hammers that have never been intentionally used.