Daystate harrier x2

[!nertia]

Just a quick question to all you daystate owners out there.

Could you give me any good tips on modifications for my new daystate when it arrives?

I am fitting a synthetic stock as I spend most of my time in the field and don't want to get the thumbhole walnut damaged.
I think I will approach 'the man' Mr u.k.niel for one of his air stripper/mod combo's.

I like the idea of having the barrel polished, any opinions?

I'm just after idea's on how to 'bling' up my rifle.
so any suggestions would be welcome. and pics maybe?
I know there are some really nice examples out there so come on guys, what have you got?
Cheers
!NERTIA

[Saton]

You say you spend most of your time in the field, so why polish the barrel surely its better in matt black.

[airgunner2388]

It does seem to be a contradiction of sense.

[!nertia]

That is a good point i suppose, but I have made a loose fitting camo (Gillie) style sleeve to fit over the gun whilst out hunting.
I have used this to good effect on my cometa, It gives a 'dipped' look and breaks up the outline of the gun.
The look of the rifle is just personal taste i suppose?
Cheers
!NERTIA

[sniper22]

you may find the warranty void too. seems a bit daft - polish it then cammo it.

[!nertia]

I hadn't coincided that, it is a good reason not to.
just as well I asked
The cover is only for hunting, Its not a permanent fixture.
Just camouflage.
!NERTIA

[flatlead]

doesn't seem to be too much of a problem, wanting a rifle that looks good but covering for hunting.What if he only has one rifle but wants to use it for many purposes?.
I don't want to sound opinionated though.

[sniper22]

theres a difference between a nice polished stock and a highly polished barrel shroud/cylinder etc