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Film Dipping rifles
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<blockquote data-quote="E4aker" data-source="post: 263975" data-attributes="member: 7670"><p>I never see any rifle film dipped in a camo pattern such as realtree or mossy oak. Their are many companies that will do an entire rifle for under $200. I had a shotgun dipped a few years ago, and I love how it turned out. Looks excellent and durablity is great. I'm thinking about getting my current .375 build dipped, and was wondering if their was any reasons I shouldn't.</p><p></p><p>Seems like duracoat and Krylon seem to find their way on most rifles around here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="E4aker, post: 263975, member: 7670"] I never see any rifle film dipped in a camo pattern such as realtree or mossy oak. Their are many companies that will do an entire rifle for under $200. I had a shotgun dipped a few years ago, and I love how it turned out. Looks excellent and durablity is great. I'm thinking about getting my current .375 build dipped, and was wondering if their was any reasons I shouldn't. Seems like duracoat and Krylon seem to find their way on most rifles around here. [/QUOTE]
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