Vinyl wrap rifle stock?

[Mike.Twite]

All the videos about taking your time are true. Also go easy and slow with the heat, maybe a hair dryer instead of a heat gun (my heat gun is crazy hot).

Trimming: they all say take a sharp razor knife (a must have) and then trim some overlap. This is why you want as few pieces as possible. If I was doing it again, I’d make 1 piece to wrap the whole stock with a single seam on the bottom and a second piece that is cut around the trigger guard and ends where the barrel floats.

But again, this cost $14 and about three beers while watching Monday night football.


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[Holland]

Looks great for a first time experience with an affordable wrap! And if you don’t like it you’re only out $14 and one evening at home. Keep us updated with durability if you can

[GQ81]

I used a hair dryer and it just took forever trying to heat up the areas that need to really stretch to mold. I will be taking the AR coyote calling soon so we'll see how well it will hold up

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[Mike.Twite]

Guys, will advise how it holds up, although I’m shifting my spare time towards ice fishing pretty soon (-5f tonight up here)


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[Bentstick]

Guys, will advise how it holds up, although I’m shifting my spare time towards ice fishing pretty soon (-5f tonight up here)


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My lil brother used the the gun wrap to do his goose gun Bennelli with a synthetic stock he took his time we hunt Early goose and regular season temps range from 80's to low 30's his lasted well for 2 yrs,the third his started getting some peeling,not saying they dont work and our goose guns take abuse,just reporting what I have seen your mileage may vary