Painting gun stock - here are sample colors

[WVELK]

I posted a stock I repainted a few days ago and got several favorable comments. Thanks. That gun has an olive green bolt, action and brake. I have another that has a grey bolt, action and brake. It is painted a dark grey with white and black marbling.

The next gun has a matte black bolt, action and brake with a proof barrel. I have tried 4-5 mixes so far none of which jump out to me as that is the one. I am trying to avoid green and grey to make this one different. So what do you think? What colors. I want it to be marbled. If you have a favorite on the web, upload it. I have tried a couple browns, a lighter grey and and even another shade of green which I want to avoid. Any suggestions appreciated.

 

[buckys]

Hunting in Texas I prefer to have a lot of tan in my paint job.

My first attempt was borne out of boredom of Covid August 2020 ... I wanted to pain a McMillan stock and decided to test my skills first on the Remington tupperware stock, liked the result and turned around and did the McMillan as soon as the first one was done. Both are similar in color and shown here:

Stiffen a cheap tupperware stock

My current project to-do list includes a full length bedding job. I will try either Marine Tex gray or Devcon 10110. Before I go there, I have a couple of things I would like to try: 1. Adjustable aluminum pillars. Any suggestions? 2. Potentially dremel the fore end of the stock and insert...

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[WVELK]

Here are some samples I painted on buckets. I don’t have any one that just says “heck yes” this is it. I am on my 4th or 5th bucket getting better each time. What do you like.

 

[WVELK]

Ignore the amount of marble paint. I can adjust that when I actually paint. Some of these are a little light on marble.

 

[MightyMatt]

The second to last one would look pretty sharp!

 

[WVELK]

The second to last one would look pretty sharp!

The second to last on is one of my top two picks from looking at them in person.

 

[WVELK]

The color that is on the stock now is good. My problem is I am always trying to make things a little better.