Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

[RogueHk]

Central to northern IL around 55/72 interchange and then up on I39 area. Trying to match my surroundings. I also am a lifetime member of frontsight in NV.

I'm thinking this:

or This:

Pictures of my area:

On I39:

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My farm area:

 

[RogueHk]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

btt

 

[rusty762]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

Multi cam, are the pictures areas you will be sniping from ?

 

[Rando]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

(if you want to be "real world"...) since everything in the pictures is grassland and fringe grassland, I would advise against any multi-cams or woodlands. stick with taller vertical grasses only. no more than 2 colors, with the base color being the most important. always grab actual fresh vegetation from the area your laying in, and use it during your spraying. and it changes with locations and seasons.

that is how its done in the real world. hope this helps.

 

[ARP]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

Something along the lines of this one of mine that I painted would work well for your area.

 

[Killer Spade 13]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

Use some burlap spray painted to match the season with some vine kinda stuff from some place like Michael's. Works great.

That way your camo is not dedicated to a particular season or environment.

 

[RogueHk]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

If I read your post right. Your saying I should just add grass. I should paint my rifle maybe just one color like OD green? Then Maybe I can add grasses and different colored burlap?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ShooterDev</div><div class="ubbcode-body">(if you want to be "real world"...) since everything in the pictures is grassland and fringe grassland, I would advise against any multi-cams or woodlands. stick with taller vertical grasses only. no more than 2 colors, with the base color being the most important. always grab actual fresh vegetation from the area your laying in, and use it during your spraying. and it changes with locations and seasons.

that is how its done in the real world. hope this helps.



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[Night Hunter]

Re: Camo suggestions for stock and rifle? -illinois

+1 on an ARP paint job. My stick is on the way to him as we speak. He has some awsome stuff.

Check out the site in his signature!