Whenever you use spraypaint (or spray texture for drywall) its best to put hot water in a bucket and let the cans soak for a few minutes then shake them, then soak them to get the paint warmed up throughout. You get a better mix, your nozzles spit less, and since the paint drying is an exothermic reaction hot paint dries faster/harder. I learned this trick from an absolute virtuoso with a rattle can that guy layed down Krylon better than most people can use an actual paint gun.
This is my favorite I’ve seen so far since deciding to paint my rifle. Love that string technique and will definitely be using it! Thanks for the tips!
I paint everything with Ceracote, my bicycles, motorcycles, guns, knives, tools, etc. That being said, I paint for function not fashion. If it has an imperfect or flaw I'm fresh out of fucks.
Not if you do it right, in my case I Cerakote the base color then rattle can the camo colors that wear into the FDE or OD base coat, my effort is to eliminate the black...this allows me to do that with an earth tone and still have the flexibility offered by the rattle can top coat.
@@randelldarky3920Biggest advantage I've seen with Cerakote is no real chance of corrosion. I even do the heads of fasteners. Air cure CK is the standard for suppressors too.
I've been watching a lot of vids getting ready for my first rattle can paint job. I haven't seen the string method before. Awesome effect! Thanks for sharing.
Seeing those pictures that you were sharing while describing the type of paint job, y'all did a great job camouflage in those. There was a couple pictures where the rifle was blended in very well. That was a great job back in the day. Now let's see what kind of skills you got...
I first learned about the IR thing when I put my AR under the night vision mode of an old camera. Receiver was practically glowing like a scorpion in black light from the illuminator. I couldn’t believe it 🧐!
I used the mesh laundry bag instead of the string. Both string and mesh bag worked good. Rattle can to me is more personalized for and by the user vs a guy at a shop doing cerakote
Too funny I just got all the parts in to finish my M4A1 BLOCK II-ish and I'm painting this weekend . I'm doing Forrest Green , ODG and Patriot Brown . I picked up Centurion C4 12" Quad , BCM SOPMOD MOD 1 Stock , Arisaka 18350 Light , Centurion AST Trigger , Sprongco Red Spring , Colt H2 Buffer and Sig Romeo4T . I bought the Colt M4A1 Block 1 Upper in 2008 . Apparently it fell off back of truck near Anniston Alabama lol . I also have couple Colt M4A1 LE Lowers that dont have the ridiculous high shelf . So they can be used with GI or DIAS . I've been waiting to do Block II-ish for a long time . I have way too many Block 1s and Mod 0s . If I can track down used TA01NSN at good price I'll probably pick one up . I'm building this as back up rig . I've been using Colt M4A1 Block 1 as my back up rig for 10 years so it's about time I upgrade .. Love the videos bro .. Just signed up for Patreon. Hopefully I'll be able to send you over some pics once my Block II-ish Rig gets done..
I used shoe laces, many years before, and it seems, its like almost signature method. :D First time I see, that somebody uses similar thing. And don't know why, cause in my opinion it works fine. Awesome, good job!
@@loneelement I was figuring that something like that happened. I’m going to check out some other videos and most likely subscribe as I’m trying to get all the info I can since it’s hard to train living on this rock in the middle of the Pacific (Honolulu, O’ahu, Hawai’i)
Very good video on the process and technique. I like how you did the string. I may have to try this with one of my painted rifles to break up the hardline. Or I may do this on my next two. I need more woodland for my AO. Great video! Thank you and thank you for your service.
@@0fficer47 I had a snake skin pattern in mind. I stretched it out to break up the uniformity and got a bunch of small diamond patterns. It turned out ok but I'm definitely going to try a different color scheme.
You should have just kept going with the 2 sticks when you switched to the green. Way better pattern in my opinion than the thin string. I have seen heavier twine used before wrapped around gun. That’s pretty cool too.
It's not about looking "cool" it's about what is effective. Macro and micro patterns break things up at different distances. The shading goes with the work environment and the light (think of how nature put fur on animals, dark on top light on bottom, stripes spots and colors for their environment.) But hay, if your just going for the Instafag look, by all means. 😂
@@ahole5407 Guess you really are a AHole. Never once said it’s about looking cool. When I said the twine wrap is pretty cool I meant It’s pretty effective. I know all about macro and micro patterns. I’ve been a bow hunter for 37 years Go troll someone else. I’m 53 years old. Won’t brag about my background. But I will say Been to hell and back And I most definitely know more than the average Joe like yourself. Don’t need some punk ass kid telling me anything Nor did I ask you for your advice. Keep playing call of duty in your mommy’s basement
I see some really whacky camo. Don't do stripes like a sea snake. That's like a railroad crossing sign kind of. People really pick up on those patterns. Rule 1, break up the outline so it's hard to see the edges. So corners of magazines, mag wells, corners of handguards and lights so they never look square or like shapes we associate with unnatural things. Israeli helmets make their heads look like rocks instead of the helmet that makes everyone go look! A helmet! I use lines for that. High contrast drastic, larger color changes for longer distance disguise because a bunch of intricate woodland type just looks like a brown gun from a distance in anything but actual woods. Like the pictures of a face they make with lots of little pictures of other faces. Like pixels. Black and white stripes just look grey from far enough away. That. So do some intricate stuff but also make it so there's big darker or lighter stripes or edge break up. Lighter on bottom and darker on top like animals. It's for confusion as to what's the top or, is that the top of something? Can't tell ... That. Start lighter base coat to end up darker, start with darker colors and add lighter to end up overall lighter. The overspray keeps adding up. Your coyote or tan will be a darker greyish green kind of color by the time you're done. Paint it with actually still wet 91% rubbing alcohol all over it as you go and watch what happens. Makes it look airbrushed and blends all the paints together to look like a photo. Takes a little practice and Krylon is so much better than Rust-Oleum on every level from application ease, to final look to actually drying and setting up like it's supposed to. If you like getting paint rubbed off all over your hands every time you touch your gun Rust-Oleum is for you. If not get the Krylon only. The final job will look 10x more professional with less effort. That said, Rust-Oleum high heat paint is awesome. I mean you need to try it. Leaves a hard, flat black finish that looks like something a tactical scope might be coated with. Cool. It's a psychology. Not just random blobs and streaks. Always hit the corners. And the front view. That's pretty important and missed a lot. 😂 cover your light. I'm out.
@@loneelement I got frustrated cleaning up some spots one day and just sprayed different colors all over a handguard when it still had alcohol all over it. Came out really cool looking. I use alcohol to get fresher paint and not damaged older layers so much.
@@loneelement if you look up "galactic puke Ibanez" you'll probable see guitars that have an interesting paint schemes. It's several layers of different alternating colors then you remove it in spots like feathering a repair. I do that with the cans to get really intricate little designs that are really natural looking. After they're all applied I get the handy 91% alcohol and just kind of clean it until cool parts start showing.
Sorry brother Cerakote only and a stencil kit...and a touch of airbrushing. It helps when I've been a professional autobody technician and painter for 33yrs. Collision, restoration, custom, airbrush and mack pinstriper. I have zero safe queens, 7, going on 8 hand built AR-15's (my personal AR's) and tuned by myself, Cerakoted, 30 builds in last 3yrs. Cerakoteing isn't for Safe queens. Not mine. If it goes BANG it goes to tha range! I'm not knocking your job. Do your thing and be proud of it. Once you've been holding a spray gun for as long as I have, I couldn't be forced to whip out a rattle can.....🥴😝
Why would you do light on top and dark on bottom? There is a reason animals have a natural camouflage from light to dark. I would recommend trying light to dark next time
Only prep I do is throw in on the dirt and start spraying. Mask off what you don't want paint on. The oils that are around the fire control will make the paint lift and come off and any carbon deposits will also make the paint come off easier, if dirt get on it while painting, good, it adds to what I'm trying to achieve.. But this isn't about having a safe queen. It all wears off when you USE it. Once it wears down too much hit it again with the cans. Hell I have a hard enough time keeping the black anodizing on the guns I don't have painted 😂 Don't be one of "those" people who paints their tools just because they think it looks pretty and never use them because they are afraid of it getting scratched, or worse... Breaking a nail 🤣
No matter what you’re doing, whether you’re painting your pew pew or exercising your pee pee, it is super important to make sure your nozzle isn’t clogged up. Btw, is you paint nozzle gets clogged, soak it in some denatured alcohol or paint thinner then use a pick and air compressor to blow it out. Thank you for your service bro.
Everytime an ex-serviceman posts a "How to camo" the general idea turns into "Literally, nothing matters.... buhhh... buh... use any spray brand, use any color you want, use any template, matte finish or don't even... literally nothing makes a huge difference." It's not a "how to" at this point. It's here's what we did to rifles we didn't buy ourselves 20 years ago.
@@Tony27654 No I'm not Tim Kennedy, or Dakota Meyer, yes you should own and train in a plate carrier and own NODs and whatever small arms suits your fancy.
@@loneelement Awesome. Some former military/police guys have some kind of superiority complex and think they should be the only ones allowed to own specific weapons and body armor, nods etc. The 2nd amendment was designed to prevent government tyranny which means fighting the government (military/police that are loyal to the woke mob). I appreciate you bro.
My videos are definitely not for children and are rated as such, I am also not responsible for your lack of problem solving ability. PUT ON EAR BUDS. There problem fixed.
Thanks for sharing the past GWOT into the future! Great STRING AND GRASS TECHNIQUE!!! Don't forget to view your rifle in white light, then IR/NODs, and finally Thermals to see if you stick out in any imaging situation. (Suppressor cover) What looks great in visible light, may be a dead giveaway, as you touched on, under other illumination! You never know who is watching. This applies to ALL gear now!!! Just buy cheaper black and paint! Expect to be full spectrum imaged!!! Fight in the shade! As a 26 yr bro to another:🫡
Whatchu talkin bout saying black is easier to detect under IR? I use a sensor that uses IR regularly and would say that’s not true. I would 100% agree that black draws my heat which would pop up better under a IR sensor but the color doesn’t show up any better then any other color.
Think he was talking about IR light reflection when using NOGs. Some blacks look bright white under night vision. Could always tell who has a black watch cap under their helmets (at night using NV).
@@tcr2237 my bad yo I retract my statement. I use IR in Avaition and all we see is heat and I’ve actually had someone ask me what color that technical was when it was 3am in the middle of nowhere and we all had a good laugh at the guy
Ah I believe you are talking about thermal and technically you're correct. Night Vision is technically called I2 (I squared) and yes black has the highest reflection of any other color on a gen 3/3+ tube.
I like cerakote and hydrodipping and have rifles in all three, Spray paint is fine. It works if applied properly is field expedient and can be tailored to your local environment.
Whenever you use spraypaint (or spray texture for drywall) its best to put hot water in a bucket and let the cans soak for a few minutes then shake them, then soak them to get the paint warmed up throughout. You get a better mix, your nozzles spit less, and since the paint drying is an exothermic reaction hot paint dries faster/harder. I learned this trick from an absolute virtuoso with a rattle can that guy layed down Krylon better than most people can use an actual paint gun.
Awesome Tip, I am going to try that thanks for the suggestion!
THIS! I have a muralist friend and he does this with his cans. Swears by it as a matter of fact
One of the best looking rattlecan jobs I've seen
Thanks for watching!!
Just clicked on your channel to get ideas on how to camo a rifle, all I want to say to you is thank you for serving.
Thank You it was my pleasure I would do it again.
I don’t even tape I just paint. Much respect brother I was in Iraq in 2003 this is legit advice for painting
Thanks for watching!
Very nice pain job
so far that's the most beautiful paint job I have ever seen
Thank you!!
This is my favorite I’ve seen so far since deciding to paint my rifle. Love that string technique and will definitely be using it! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your service for our country and thank you for the video.
God bless you and yours always
Youre welcome! Thanks for stopping by!
Hell yes cerakoting is for safe queens
you bet your ass it is! 😂
I paint everything with Ceracote, my bicycles, motorcycles, guns, knives, tools, etc. That being said, I paint for function not fashion. If it has an imperfect or flaw I'm fresh out of fucks.
With cerakote, you are committed. Paint is easier to change and a lot cheaper.
Not if you do it right, in my case I Cerakote the base color then rattle can the camo colors that wear into the FDE or OD base coat, my effort is to eliminate the black...this allows me to do that with an earth tone and still have the flexibility offered by the rattle can top coat.
@@randelldarky3920Biggest advantage I've seen with Cerakote is no real chance of corrosion. I even do the heads of fasteners. Air cure CK is the standard for suppressors too.
I've been watching a lot of vids getting ready for my first rattle can paint job. I haven't seen the string method before. Awesome effect! Thanks for sharing.
The finished product looks sick! Can’t wait to get around to painting one of my rifles. I really like the yarn idea
Wasnt sure what technique to use to paint my gun then came across this. Great vid and thank you for your sevice.
My pleasure Glad you liked it thanks for watching!!
Super early 00’s vibes
I usually use the mesh bag technique but I might have to try the string/twine method next time
Me too, this my first time using the string it works great.
Great video I like the color concept. And thank you for your service and sacrifice sir. God bless you and your family.
Thanks so Much! Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it.
Seeing those pictures that you were sharing while describing the type of paint job, y'all did a great job camouflage in those. There was a couple pictures where the rifle was blended in very well. That was a great job back in the day. Now let's see what kind of skills you got...
Great video! Thank you for your service. I look forward to exploring your channel. Cheers.
My pleasure Thanks for watching!!
I first learned about the IR thing when I put my AR under the night vision mode of an old camera. Receiver was practically glowing like a scorpion in black light from the illuminator. I couldn’t believe it 🧐!
get Some paint on it!!
I used the mesh laundry bag instead of the string. Both string and mesh bag worked good. Rattle can to me is more personalized for and by the user vs a guy at a shop doing cerakote
I agree, plus Im an impatient bastard that doesnt have time to break my rifle down into pieces and ship it off and wait 4-6 weeks to get it cerakoted
Based block 1!
A block 1 m4 is going to be my next build.
Get after it!!
Rattle can 3 of my rifles so far and so glad I done it
Awesome paint job.
🤙
Thank you for your service
Thanks for the tutorial, im not in the army but i will use it for my airsoft rifle, thanks alot!!
Thanks for watching!
Love the string technique
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching!!
Acetone will safely remove the paint off all gun plastics i've used it on & i used it a lot.
Too funny I just got all the parts in to finish my M4A1 BLOCK II-ish and I'm painting this weekend . I'm doing Forrest Green , ODG and Patriot Brown .
I picked up Centurion C4 12" Quad , BCM SOPMOD MOD 1 Stock , Arisaka 18350 Light , Centurion AST Trigger , Sprongco Red Spring , Colt H2 Buffer and Sig Romeo4T . I bought the Colt M4A1 Block 1 Upper in 2008 . Apparently it fell off back of truck near Anniston Alabama lol . I also have couple Colt M4A1 LE Lowers that dont have the ridiculous high shelf . So they can be used with GI or DIAS . I've been waiting to do Block II-ish for a long time . I have way too many Block 1s and Mod 0s . If I can track down used TA01NSN at good price I'll probably pick one up . I'm building this as back up rig . I've been using Colt M4A1 Block 1 as my back up rig for 10 years so it's about time I upgrade ..
Love the videos bro ..
Just signed up for Patreon. Hopefully I'll be able to send you over some pics once my Block II-ish Rig gets done..
Awesome thanks for signing up would love to see the build.
@@loneelement I'll hit you up on Patreon once its completed. I have 5 day weekend coming up so should be able to finish it out then ..
string idea def hit the spot for me . very good nice rattle job sir
Thanks for watching! check out the pod
I used shoe laces, many years before, and it seems, its like almost signature method. :D First time I see, that somebody uses similar thing. And don't know why, cause in my opinion it works fine. Awesome, good job!
Looks good man! I like that string technique too. Thanks for your service as well.
Click Analyze to begin.
😂😂 An editing software fuckup, the video has too many views now to pull down. 🤷♂️
@@loneelement I was figuring that something like that happened. I’m going to check out some other videos and most likely subscribe as I’m trying to get all the info I can since it’s hard to train living on this rock in the middle of the Pacific (Honolulu, O’ahu, Hawai’i)
Love the string technique. Also love the Op Ivy at the end. Stay rad, man.
Love this! Thank you! 🫡🇺🇸
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Very good video on the process and technique. I like how you did the string. I may have to try this with one of my painted rifles to break up the hardline. Or I may do this on my next two. I need more woodland for my AO. Great video! Thank you and thank you for your service.
My pleasure, thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it!
Great job brother
Thanks Man!!
Outstanding!!! That looks amazing.
Thanks for watching!!
Start of the video: Quaid. Quaid!!
That outro music had me, hell yeah!
Operation Ivy was a staple in my Life when I was a kid pushing a skateboard around.
Used an onion bag on my last rifle. Definitely going to try the string next time.
How did the onion bag go? As what you were hoping for?
@@0fficer47 I had a snake skin pattern in mind. I stretched it out to break up the uniformity and got a bunch of small diamond patterns. It turned out ok but I'm definitely going to try a different color scheme.
Good enough
Believe it or not I used lush neon green and hot pink as a break up color for the tropic environments of FL.
Man, awesome paint job!
Thanks !!
You should have just kept going with the 2 sticks when you switched to the green.
Way better pattern in my opinion than the thin string.
I have seen heavier twine used before wrapped around gun.
That’s pretty cool too.
It's not about looking "cool" it's about what is effective. Macro and micro patterns break things up at different distances. The shading goes with the work environment and the light (think of how nature put fur on animals, dark on top light on bottom, stripes spots and colors for their environment.)
But hay, if your just going for the Instafag look, by all means. 😂
@@ahole5407
Guess you really are a AHole.
Never once said it’s about looking cool.
When I said the twine wrap is pretty cool I meant It’s pretty effective.
I know all about macro and micro patterns.
I’ve been a bow hunter for 37 years
Go troll someone else.
I’m 53 years old. Won’t brag about my background.
But I will say
Been to hell and back And I most definitely know more than the average Joe like yourself.
Don’t need some punk ass kid telling me anything
Nor did I ask you for your advice.
Keep playing call of duty in your mommy’s basement
beautiful
Thanks!
Best rifle painting video on CZcams
Thats a great compliment! Thanks for watching!!
Heck yeah. That looks dam good 👍🇺🇸
Thanks man!!
Did you move your safety lever most people forget to do that in its just black underneath
Thank you for the great content! This was a huge help
You're very welcome!
I see some really whacky camo. Don't do stripes like a sea snake. That's like a railroad crossing sign kind of. People really pick up on those patterns.
Rule 1, break up the outline so it's hard to see the edges. So corners of magazines, mag wells, corners of handguards and lights so they never look square or like shapes we associate with unnatural things.
Israeli helmets make their heads look like rocks instead of the helmet that makes everyone go look! A helmet! I use lines for that.
High contrast drastic, larger color changes for longer distance disguise because a bunch of intricate woodland type just looks like a brown gun from a distance in anything but actual woods. Like the pictures of a face they make with lots of little pictures of other faces. Like pixels. Black and white stripes just look grey from far enough away. That. So do some intricate stuff but also make it so there's big darker or lighter stripes or edge break up.
Lighter on bottom and darker on top like animals. It's for confusion as to what's the top or, is that the top of something? Can't tell ... That.
Start lighter base coat to end up darker, start with darker colors and add lighter to end up overall lighter. The overspray keeps adding up. Your coyote or tan will be a darker greyish green kind of color by the time you're done. Paint it with actually still wet 91% rubbing alcohol all over it as you go and watch what happens. Makes it look airbrushed and blends all the paints together to look like a photo. Takes a little practice and Krylon is so much better than Rust-Oleum on every level from application ease, to final look to actually drying and setting up like it's supposed to. If you like getting paint rubbed off all over your hands every time you touch your gun Rust-Oleum is for you. If not get the Krylon only. The final job will look 10x more professional with less effort. That said, Rust-Oleum high heat paint is awesome. I mean you need to try it. Leaves a hard, flat black finish that looks like something a tactical scope might be coated with. Cool. It's a psychology. Not just random blobs and streaks. Always hit the corners. And the front view. That's pretty important and missed a lot. 😂 cover your light. I'm out.
Thanks for sharing the data, Im going to follow your advice and and try the rubbing alcohol trick for the next video
@@loneelement I got frustrated cleaning up some spots one day and just sprayed different colors all over a handguard when it still had alcohol all over it. Came out really cool looking. I use alcohol to get fresher paint and not damaged older layers so much.
@@loneelement if you look up "galactic puke Ibanez" you'll probable see guitars that have an interesting paint schemes. It's several layers of different alternating colors then you remove it in spots like feathering a repair. I do that with the cans to get really intricate little designs that are really natural looking. After they're all applied I get the handy 91% alcohol and just kind of clean it until cool parts start showing.
Nicely done!
Thank You!
nice job.
That turned out really nice!
VERY NICE 👍😎 THANK YOU
Sorry brother Cerakote only and a stencil kit...and a touch of airbrushing. It helps when I've been a professional autobody technician and painter for 33yrs. Collision, restoration, custom, airbrush and mack pinstriper. I have zero safe queens, 7, going on 8 hand built AR-15's (my personal AR's) and tuned by myself, Cerakoted, 30 builds in last 3yrs. Cerakoteing isn't for Safe queens. Not mine. If it goes BANG it goes to tha range! I'm not knocking your job. Do your thing and be proud of it. Once you've been holding a spray gun for as long as I have, I couldn't be forced to whip out a rattle can.....🥴😝
Looks good !!!
Just so everybody knows, night vision can be beaten by a little bit of mud.
Also causes your gun to malfunction soooooo yeahhhh....
Excuse you, but I'm an airsoft MAN! 😜 Kidding aside, good tips and techniques.
WOOO!! WYOMING🎉
🤘
Operation Ivy 🤘🏻
I am a punk rock product of the 80's!!
I like to dab with a sponge with paint on it.
Why would you do light on top and dark on bottom? There is a reason animals have a natural camouflage from light to dark. I would recommend trying light to dark next time
Nice
Quick question to anybody on here? When did the navy or army start using the Magpul bipod?
I dont think its issued, but its authorized for use
Better than cerakote
Cerakote is cool but I dont have the patience to wait for it. 😂
Awesome tutorial, did you perp the gun first with anything before painting?
nope
Only prep I do is throw in on the dirt and start spraying. Mask off what you don't want paint on. The oils that are around the fire control will make the paint lift and come off and any carbon deposits will also make the paint come off easier, if dirt get on it while painting, good, it adds to what I'm trying to achieve.. But this isn't about having a safe queen. It all wears off when you USE it. Once it wears down too much hit it again with the cans. Hell I have a hard enough time keeping the black anodizing on the guns I don't have painted 😂
Don't be one of "those" people who paints their tools just because they think it looks pretty and never use them because they are afraid of it getting scratched, or worse... Breaking a nail 🤣
Where did you get that peq. Been looking everywhere for one?
No matter what you’re doing, whether you’re painting your pew pew or exercising your pee pee, it is super important to make sure your nozzle isn’t clogged up. Btw, is you paint nozzle gets clogged, soak it in some denatured alcohol or paint thinner then use a pick and air compressor to blow it out. Thank you for your service bro.
Never excercise a clooged Pee pee 🤘
Everytime an ex-serviceman posts a "How to camo" the general idea turns into "Literally, nothing matters.... buhhh... buh... use any spray brand, use any color you want, use any template, matte finish or don't even... literally nothing makes a huge difference." It's not a "how to" at this point. It's here's what we did to rifles we didn't buy ourselves 20 years ago.
neat story bro
@@loneelement Ok. Tnx.. i guess...
Love the vid … you were breathing so heavy when you were spraying 😂😂😂 . Like heavy sex breathing
😂😂 sorry painting guns is my kink.
What is that foregrip flashlight combo you got?
A Surefire M900
@@loneelement thanks
What is this monthly fee patron $ subscription? Talk radio for the few ?
Gear and tactical instruction & help for the confused?
What is it ?
Go to patreon and check it out. We have 4 price tiers with various bennefits.
Yall painted the Peq 15s??
It's a PEQ2 but yes we paint the lasers also.
@@loneelement I got a mint condition Dbal A2 Full power that I got for $300 idk if I should paint it lol
What is that light setup you have?
Surefire M900
U still gonna eat those chives orrrr….
Are you a democrat?
😂 No Im a middle of the road moderate /independent that leans right with libertarian tendencies.
@@loneelement Do you believe civilians should be able to own the same weapons as former military/police?
@@Tony27654 No I'm not Tim Kennedy, or Dakota Meyer, yes you should own and train in a plate carrier and own NODs and whatever small arms suits your fancy.
@@loneelement Awesome. Some former military/police guys have some kind of superiority complex and think they should be the only ones allowed to own specific weapons and body armor, nods etc. The 2nd amendment was designed to prevent government tyranny which means fighting the government (military/police that are loyal to the woke mob). I appreciate you bro.
Pretty bad I can't even watch a spray paint tutorial around my kids
My videos are definitely not for children and are rated as such, I am also not responsible for your lack of problem solving ability. PUT ON EAR BUDS. There problem fixed.
Thanks for sharing the past GWOT into the future! Great STRING AND GRASS TECHNIQUE!!! Don't forget to view your rifle in white light, then IR/NODs, and finally Thermals to see if you stick out in any imaging situation. (Suppressor cover) What looks great in visible light, may be a dead giveaway, as you touched on, under other illumination! You never know who is watching. This applies to ALL gear now!!! Just buy cheaper black and paint! Expect to be full spectrum imaged!!! Fight in the shade! As a 26 yr bro to another:🫡
no amount of gucci painting will hide you from a thermal imager 😂
Looks fucking amazing
Thanks for watching!!
Whatchu talkin bout saying black is easier to detect under IR? I use a sensor that uses IR regularly and would say that’s not true. I would 100% agree that black draws my heat which would pop up better under a IR sensor but the color doesn’t show up any better then any other color.
Think he was talking about IR light reflection when using NOGs. Some blacks look bright white under night vision. Could always tell who has a black watch cap under their helmets (at night using NV).
@@tcr2237 my bad yo I retract my statement. I use IR in Avaition and all we see is heat and I’ve actually had someone ask me what color that technical was when it was 3am in the middle of nowhere and we all had a good laugh at the guy
Ah I believe you are talking about thermal and technically you're correct. Night Vision is technically called I2 (I squared) and yes black has the highest reflection of any other color on a gen 3/3+ tube.
@@loneelement misunderstood homie
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Unless you are going for a worn/distressed look. Spray paint is not good. Don’t be lazy and cerakote.
I like cerakote and hydrodipping and have rifles in all three, Spray paint is fine. It works if applied properly is field expedient and can be tailored to your local environment.
L take