DIY Painting a Shotgun for Camouflage and Protection

Camouflage works by breaking the outlines of recognizable objects, allowing them to blend in with their background. As firearms are some of the most easily recognizable objects in the world, it makes sense to apply camo to them, so Jason's here with a quick and easy video on how to do just that.
In this video, he covers the basic prep work to make sure you get the paint to stick to your gun, as well as some ideas for creative camouflage options to really blend in with your surroundings.
Just make sure you remember where you put it down after you're done.

[@ONThree]

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[@fohtechie69]

Love my 590. Great little tool with quite a few different use cases

[@erolkavlakverizon6112]

Jason, thanks again for a great informative video..my Mossburg 500 has been mine for 35 years, before the adoption it road around in the trunk of a security vehicle at a nuclear power plant. Works great, actually helped me win a skeet shoot with an 18 inch barrel against o/u skeet guns...it has never let me down..
Oh don't set it down in the woods..lost my 20 ga pump for over an hour, poor thing was crying..lol. stay safe

[@ONThree]

Hard to beat the mossburgs!

[@internet0]

Hey Jason, check out the recoil strap from Demonstrated Concepts (on TH-cam). It's a leash for your trigger hand to prevent the gun from traveling back at you so much and removes the need to gorilla grip it to hold on. It helps a lot

[@ONThree]

Thanks!!!!

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

nice short barrel

[@landonhall6444]

Good tip to sand and degrease.

[@charlessalmond7076]

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[@TJackSurvival]

Oh I love that sound!