About a year ago I finished an LR308 in 260 Remington, I used
Gunkote and finished the entire riffle in FDE with Magpul grip and MOE rifle Stock in FDE. This has got a 22" LW profile Black Hole Weaponry P3 barrel. So shee is meant to reach out and touch you. I wanted a good scope on it and I found a Burris XTR II 5-25 x 50 Scope. It scope was coated in Kryptec Prym! Sand Storm camo. So any hoot got a bug up my ass sitting around here and decided I would wrap the gun in that same Camo pattern.
GunSkins only makes kits for AR15's so I had to buy the bulk roll and cut it out myself. I ordered degreaser, a heat gun and an Exacto knife with blades and a couple of squeegees. After viewing the installation video I think I have down what I need to do here, in particular since I am cutting my own pieces.
1. Disassemble the rifle completely so I can work on specific components rather than try to wheel and assembled upper or lower around. Plus it will make it easier to lay the sheet on the lower and cut out the pin holes as I go.
2. Degrease the hell out of everything to remove all grease and residue.
3. Where gloves so as not to get anny oils on it from my hands .
4. Just be content with doing pieces slowly and getting them right. I can be rather impatient.
Other than that if any of you have done this and have any pointers I will gladly take any input you have. Other than that I'll post some pics when I am done.
Gunkote and finished the entire riffle in FDE with Magpul grip and MOE rifle Stock in FDE. This has got a 22" LW profile Black Hole Weaponry P3 barrel. So shee is meant to reach out and touch you. I wanted a good scope on it and I found a Burris XTR II 5-25 x 50 Scope. It scope was coated in Kryptec Prym! Sand Storm camo. So any hoot got a bug up my ass sitting around here and decided I would wrap the gun in that same Camo pattern.
GunSkins only makes kits for AR15's so I had to buy the bulk roll and cut it out myself. I ordered degreaser, a heat gun and an Exacto knife with blades and a couple of squeegees. After viewing the installation video I think I have down what I need to do here, in particular since I am cutting my own pieces.
1. Disassemble the rifle completely so I can work on specific components rather than try to wheel and assembled upper or lower around. Plus it will make it easier to lay the sheet on the lower and cut out the pin holes as I go.
2. Degrease the hell out of everything to remove all grease and residue.
3. Where gloves so as not to get anny oils on it from my hands .
4. Just be content with doing pieces slowly and getting them right. I can be rather impatient.
Other than that if any of you have done this and have any pointers I will gladly take any input you have. Other than that I'll post some pics when I am done.
