sniper rifle camo wrap
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Vet wrap
Its like CamoForm but without army surplus shop prices
If you have a country stores or large vets then it can be obtained easily and cheaply
Otherwise search camo vet wrap on amazon etc
These are a cohesive bandage, they only cling to themselves and can be wrapped in a manner with ‘scraggly’ bits for a additional shape breaking effect
Its like CamoForm but without army surplus shop prices
If you have a country stores or large vets then it can be obtained easily and cheaply
Otherwise search camo vet wrap on amazon etc
These are a cohesive bandage, they only cling to themselves and can be wrapped in a manner with ‘scraggly’ bits for a additional shape breaking effect
Adolf Hamster
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On the rare occasion i bother its normally just scrim net and liberal application of cable ties.
Just be mindful of not blocking dissassembly- from experience its tempting the gods of technical difficulties
Just be mindful of not blocking dissassembly- from experience its tempting the gods of technical difficulties
E21A
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DopeYourScope
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Jack Pyke Tough Tape is the best I've found. That good me and my friend who uses it have been known to lose our rifles in a 10ft area. Can be applied and re applied once or twice without losing adhesion.
Great pattern and it's velvety soft to the touch so doesn't feel nasty like vet wrap/ crinkle wrap.
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Great pattern and it's velvety soft to the touch so doesn't feel nasty like vet wrap/ crinkle wrap.
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Samurai
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Oh, I hate those with passion.
They get sticky and bundle up and are very unpleasant to touch after some use.
Jack Pyke tough camo tape is what works for me.
I had the Chinese cheap and thin version too and they are shit.
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