Camo wrap on a springer..

[accused]

I see camo wrap advertised that only sticks to itself and is meant to be robust ect.
Anyone tried it on a break barrel or underbarrel? I wonder if it stands up to being handled a lot?
I am tempted to do just the barrels and underlevers of my "working" guns.

I did want them cerakoted but never have any luck contacting LSD!

Thank you

[Steyr]

Camo is at best, a temporary solution imho.

Ceramic coating is a far better way if you wish to put the money in.

If its a hard wearing tool, I would argue its a sensible option.

For non working guns, its a waste unless you are a tackle tart.

Mine are working so I see the benefit of ceramics..... but would I spend a lot of money on a cerakote..... well yes but I would choose carefully. Personally, I don't shoot springers as I prefer either PCP or rim/centre fires.

Even if I did, I dont think the value of springers is worth it vs the cost of a pukker cerakote job.

Polishing poohs for me

[bighit]

I see camo wrap advertised that only sticks to itself and is meant to be robust ect.
Anyone tried it on a break barrel or underbarrel? I wonder if it stands up to being handled a lot?
I am tempted to do just the barrels and underlevers of my "working" guns.

I did want them cerakoted but never have any luck contacting LSD!

Thank you

If it's the one that clings to it self then dont get it wet.

They use it for bandaging too and I had it on my hand when I broke my finger. They wrapped the broken finger to a good one
The bandage got wet and went sticky and started falling to bits.

That's if it's this type . https://www.killerinktattoo.co.uk/ki...oogle_shopping

[madcarlos]

It works well but looks untidy and scruffy, It does what its meant to on a budget,

[rapidresponse1]

you can only try it

[Neil54]

I have come across this bandage. It would do the intended purpose but I don't think it would stand up to weeks of use. I think it would have to be reapplied after most outings. Not good for constant handling.

[angrybear]

A camo neoprene tube cover might be better for the barrel & lever, with holes cut for sights & latches
Nothing cheap is going to take a lot of physical contact/rubbing/handling, and even dipping or paint will gradually wear & fade,
I suspect cerakote would eventually fade & wear at the point you hold, to cock the rifle.

[scgevans]

Maybe try some camo vinyl wrap.. Easy to do and remove on a barrel.