Camoed a couple guns

[Mzq284]

In order to satisfy my tinkering urges and cover up the carbon fiber wrap on my Drifter, plus give my 2240 carbine some personality of its own, I camoed the stocks and muzzle thingies. On the Drifter I changed the forend to an earlier style from @mudbudmitch because it fits my hands better over a long stretch of shooting.  Thanks again,  Mitch, hope you like it!
Before and after photos:

[triggerfest]

Oh, really nice !

You can't go wrong with a camo look.

[Mzq284]

Before picture:

[Mzq284]

Thanks, Rudy!

[Tater]

Looks great Peter.

[splitbeing]

Nice job.

[JayDee24ca]

You'll have to be careful not to set them down; you'll never find them again.
JD

[bantam5s]

Not bad.
Here's my 2400kt.

[Mzq284]

That's sweet! I like the pouch, did you make it or have it made? I haven't seen one like it,  I like it better than the one that comes with the Drifter.

Hey,  I just noticed that's a lefty! I like the shortened stock, too, they should all be that length

[Simplemann]

I like it!! Great job.

[bantam5s]

That's sweet! I like the pouch, did you make it or have it made? I haven't seen one like it,  I like it better than the one that comes with the Drifter.

Hey,  I just noticed that's a lefty! I like the shortened stock, too, they should all be that length

Thanks.
I believe that's an aluminum Breech from BakerAirguns, the front sight is for a Daisy 853 which you can get for about $20 from PA or order directly from Daisy for much less if you've got the part number.

The pouch is called the stock stash, I bought it on Ebay a couple years ago.
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=173138.0

It was originally black but I painted it along with the gun and sling.

[bantam5s]

Man that thinks ! I just looked online and it seems the Stock Stash Acessory pouch is MIA.
Maybe they're on Etsy, but googling it turned up nothing.

[Rick67]

In order to satisfy my tinkering urges and cover up the carbon fiber wrap on my Drifter, plus give my 2240 carbine some personality of its own, I camoed the stocks and muzzle thingies. On the Drifter I changed the forend to an earlier style from @mudbudmitch because it fits my hands better over a long stretch of shooting.  Thanks again,  Mitch, hope you like it!
Before and after photos:

Not a fan of camo, and I also don’t own anything with camo prints, but they do look good, your creation 👍

[Mzq284]

In order to satisfy my tinkering urges and cover up the carbon fiber wrap on my Drifter, plus give my 2240 carbine some personality of its own, I camoed the stocks and muzzle thingies. On the Drifter I changed the forend to an earlier style from @mudbudmitch because it fits my hands better over a long stretch of shooting.  Thanks again,  Mitch, hope you like it!
Before and after photos:

Not a fan of camo, and I also don’t own anything with camo prints, but they do look good, your creation 👍

Thanks.  I'm not a big fan of camo stuff in general, but I do like the  kind that people do themselves, I appreciate creativity. And I absolutely hate carbon fiber,  I've worked with it at work and hope I never do again. And, it was fun to do,  so it worked out fine
I think David's came out great,  very unique

[BerkshireHunter]

Looks good

[bantam5s]

In order to satisfy my tinkering urges and cover up the carbon fiber wrap on my Drifter, plus give my 2240 carbine some personality of its own, I camoed the stocks and muzzle thingies. On the Drifter I changed the forend to an earlier style from @mudbudmitch because it fits my hands better over a long stretch of shooting.  Thanks again,  Mitch, hope you like it!
Before and after photos:

Not a fan of camo, and I also don’t own anything with camo prints, but they do look good, your creation 👍

Thanks.  I'm not a big fan of camo stuff in general, but I do like the  kind that people do themselves, I appreciate creativity. And I absolutely hate carbon fiber,  I've worked with it at work and hope I never do again. And, it was fun to do,  so it worked out fine
I think David's came out great,  very unique

Thanks.
I'm also not to huge on camo when it comes to guns and various gear.

I absolutely love USGI M81 woodland camo which I've been wearing my whole life,  but I don't like any of the modern hunting camo patterns or anything like that.
I don't have a practical need for camo, and don't like the way mossy oak...etc looks.
I have my lifetime stock of USGI patrol caps in M81 woodland, my stock of UAGI boonies in M81, then the m65 field jacket in M81 my dad passed down to me that I wear at work in the winter, and that's it.

The various DIY homebrew camo jobs are cool and add personality, but I don't like the factory stuff.

[Mzq284]

The various DIY homebrew camo jobs are cool and add personality, but I don't like the factory stuff.

My exact thoughts. They're patterns unique to the individual that created them, there's no way someone can mistake their camo for mine. In the end, I prefer wood over camo.

[bantam5s]

My exact thoughts. They're patterns unique to the individual that created them, there's no way someone can mistake their camo for mine. In the end, I prefer wood over camo.

I feel the same way, but I don't really like all black guns and if I can't have wood I'll take faux wood or occasionally paint that black furniture camo.
So far beyond the stuff I painted as a kid, this 2400kt is the only gun I've been compelled to paint camo.

[Mzq284]

My exact thoughts. They're patterns unique to the individual that created them, there's no way someone can mistake their camo for mine. In the end, I prefer wood over camo.

I feel the same way, but I don't really like all black guns and if I can't have wood I'll take faux wood or occasionally paint that black furniture camo.
So far beyond the stuff I painted as a kid, this 2400kt is the only gun I've been compelled to paint camo.

Seeing as you don't like black plastic,  how do you like my 2240? Rustoleum Colonial Red

[bantam5s]

Not bad.