How to paint your AR-15

"To have more of a disruptive pattern to ensure that you're not seen by your mom when she needs to pick you up at the end of an airsoft game."

You are so sexy when you are funny.

You can use ferns on your battle rifle it really ads those extra dimensions to camouflage. Use a flat spray extremely important

Majic camouflage paint takes 2 days to dry if sprayed on polymer
You’ve been warned

Instead of the mesh bag like I see in literally every gun painting video , just use the surrounding foliage from your area . Makes more sense

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How to paint G3 Rifle

Hey mike I've been trying to camo my dog and the multicam vest isn't enough please do a vid on how to spray your tac dog thanks!😁👍🏽

Do you take the oil off first?

always think about where you're going and have a look at some photos or have a look for yourself to decide the colour palate for what you're painting.

You can actually see a little piece of his soul leaving his body as he does this video. He will do another one, equally soul siphoning, in two years.

This just in, GT makes thousands reselling all the mesh netting he got from basic in his store.

I like grapes

Them bags work great for Mushrooming. Also storing stuff in a Kayak or boat.

I would suggest painting it with the magazine in so that it matches the rifle.

Really appreciate just using spray paint instead of some hot shit coating.

#LaRue

You didnt talk about prep, as in oil removal etc.. To ensure paint adheres

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step 1 :

I'm painting mine gold and silver.

In 1982 I earned a pro marksman award and patch from the NRA at YMCA camp,
Camp Orcila on orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Puget Sound

I'm really nervous to paint my rifles. 🤣

No prep work? Paint doesn't stick to oil.

"Well, we live in America. We can do whatever the hell we want. So, there's that." Haha! Love that answer!

Shoot a coat or two of matte clear coat and it’ll take away that tacky feel

To the few of you guys saying that he should do a "flannel" pattern on the next rifle, it never ceases to amaze me how many crayon-eaters and keyboard commandos don't know that "flannel" isn't a printed pattern and that it's actually the type of fabric used for the shirt. The word you guys are looking for to describe the pattern you see on alot of flannel shirts is "plaid" (pronounced PLAD). It's used on lighter button-up dress shirts made of cotton as well. Plus, I also think "Plaiddy" has a catchier ring to it than "Flannel Daddy" Fight me…

used FDE and desert sand. looks good. hope a rattler doesn't try to make love to my rifle should i lay it down on the ground.