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I made the decision to switch all the furniture on my Sniper from black to coyote tan and I'm diggin' it....
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Swirtched my Sniper 370 over to Coyote Tan
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Looks sharp!
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That looks cool!
And, yes, how did you do it?
And, yes, how did you do it?
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I like that look. What kind of butt stock do you have and did you have to modify anything to make it fit?
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Well, you can find a lot of different paints online that are Mil-Spec Coyote and they run anywhere from $12 to $25 for a rattle can (at least that was my experience). While in Lowe's I stumbled upon this stuff from Valspar in their Project Perfect line. The stuff can be used on pretty much anything. Valspar calls this color "Rugged," and it ran about $5 for the can. I took it to a buddy's house, who has a can of $20 Mil-Spec Coyote and compared the two on a piece e of metal and the difference was virtually undetectable. Of course, the foregrip on my bow is something I added, but the pistol grip and buttstock are stock pieces. I pulled all the pieces off the bow and hung them from a piece of wire in my garage and applied 3 coats of the Valspar paint to each.How'd you do it? Curious minds want to know.
I have seen guys who buy Magpul furniture and replace the factory stuff on their bows, but I thought I'd give this a shot first, before going that route. It seemed like a no-brainer to me.... $5 rattle can vs. Magpul furniture at the tune of $100 to $150. I can say that this paint job has held up great while transporting my bow and shooting it at the range.
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That foregrip came off my AR and honestly I can't remember where I got it.Pretty much any foregrip that fits an AR with picatinny rails will fit your Sniper. I do know Magpul makes some cool ones.
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Thanks man! I appreciate it.
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