Pydpiper wrote:Cedar, perfect!
I bet my wife could whip up a real nice white camo scope cover for that beast! Looks like a fun project, that is for sure.
R.J that looks GREAT and pydpipers wife is great on the sewing machine!! And pydpiper you didnt say anything about a scope cover i got the quiver cover which is GREAT you holding out on me!!
Thanks all ... Yep , I may leave it as is for now and add the flat blach later when it needs touch up ..
Thanks for the scope cover offer Pyd , I appreciate it , but I figure I'm going to do this one with a camo painted scope and all ... Going to finally put one of the two groundpounder mounts I bought awhile back on it as well ... will add winter camo paint job to it as well ...
Add a cedar snow patterned quiver and arrows with the white wraps and the whole package should look real cool !
Will post pics when it is all done ...
See Ya. ... R.J. > " Remember , Trophies are measured by the time and energy expended to get them , not the size or quantity of the quarry "
I've used clippings from my neighbours cedar hedge along with Krylon spray paint to Camo-up several old single shot shotguns. They look fantastic when done. I like to peel away some of the cedar loobs to open up the pattern. The 3-D effect using just two colours is amazing. Make sure all parts to be painted are well cleaned
