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02-23-2003, 10:56 PM
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Painting Guns with Scopes
warpig883
Moderator Posts: 2289 (2/4/02 10:43:57 pm) Reply | Edit | Del All painting guns -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am sending off a synthetic stock and the bipod to get a snow camo paint job tomorrow. My question is. Do you guys think there will be any adverse effects to getting the scope painted? We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans... -- Bill Clinton, US President (USA Today, 11 Mar 1993, page 2a) TallTLynn Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 3073 (2/4/02 10:55:37 pm) Reply | Edit | Del ezSupporter Re: painting guns -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- warpig - I'm almost sorry I brought up the subject of scopes when you said you were getting everything camo'd. I wouldn't think it would hurt but then again I virtually am at the beginning of the learning stage about scopes. bondai Senior Chief Moderator Staff Posts: 1173 (2/4/02 11:09:07 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: painting guns -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The only adverse effect will be when you get it back and find out the painter made a mistake and painted it pink with little flowers. HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE!!!!!! shooter22 Moderator Posts: 880 (2/4/02 11:14:49 pm) Reply | Edit | Del Re: painting guns -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MIght depend if the paint(chemicals) has any effects on the seals or o-rings. also make sure that all movable parts still move like objective, power ring if not fixed power. Eye focus. |
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