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Old 06-01-2014, 08:58 PM
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Nice paint job. Looks good


Been thinking of doing mine, watched a lot of videos on it. Maybe one day I'll mustard the nerve.
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Nice paint job. Looks good


Been thinking of doing mine, watched a lot of videos on it. Maybe one day I'll mustard the nerve.
The good thing about once you painted your rifle is, if you get tired of it......just spray it again something different.
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The good thing about once you painted your rifle is, if you get tired of it......just spray it again something different.
True, then, if it is wood, you can ask here how to get the mud thick paint off without harming the stock.....
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True, then, if it is wood, you can ask here how to get the mud thick paint off without harming the stock.....
, wait............................no it's not!
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