the wrap micah has is easier to apply.

Gotcha.

Just bought the max4 hd kit for my 870. Should have it done by next week

I'm trying to talk my dad into doing this with his gun

His auto? It's a 1100 or 1187? That guns too pretty to cover.

1100, but it's starting to rust from the brackish water in our marsh, and i don't think anybody blues them anymore.

The only reason i would cover a gun is if the stock was old and faded. dont think i would cover those old 1100.

there is a place in carencro that I heard does all of this stuff. They can blue a gun, wrap it, dip it, whatever.

The synthetic stock on my gun got kinda melted one day by a mud boat exhaust pipe. melted my gun case and all the way to the stock. I sanded it best I coould then slid a shell holder over it to hide. Never really enjoyed knowin its there. Thats why I want to cover it. How much was your kit? Saw some rather cheap on ebay.

got mine from macks prairie wings for 25$ with a 5$ shipping fee. duck blind was on back order but they have Max 4 in stock.

thanks will check this out for him. He really doesn't want to change the look of the gun.

dont think its too cheap though. but if the gun is sentimental, it is worth it

he loves this gun don't care about the cost i'm gonna cover that for him. That's nothing compared to what he has done for me.

from what my buddy told me that looked found them its about 250

i am gonna get the name of the place if i can

cool man thanks

Eddie, next time use a hair dryer or a heat gun. Trim it pretty close and the heat will suck the wrap down in them hard to get places. It actually shrinks the wrap. Also, an Xacto knife is essential. It's still a good-lookin' job.

salty, I used the hair dryer as i went. I didnt wanna make cuts on the gun. the problem was that the peices were too big soo i was often doubling up when i couldve made cuts. I used a razor blade around the bottom of the stock and barrel. those were the two hardest parts to manipulate. the hair dryer did make it easier.

You didn't cut everything to fit perfectly next to each other did you? Overlap is fine and makes for less corners and ends to eventually pill back.

nope I doubled everything. it was just way too much doubling around the little knob around the stock on the bottom. and barrel was overlapping the sight soo i trimmed that back to fit.