I have a 44 magnum super redhawk that I hunt with in heavy cover. Is there any way to make it look like the target grey ones or have some type of camo job put on it. When I sit in my stand it looks like it is glowing.

My buddy Greg can fix you up with a Cerokote job.

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The poor man's fix would be to use some of that black hockey tape to wrap the barrel and use some flat pieces on the sides of the frame.

She will not be the prettiest girl at the dance, but she will be cheap and easy.

Back in the day before you buy cammo toilet paper and everything else, us bow hunters would use the archery spray paint. The came/come in various dull colors, and come off easily with any type of gun solvent. Bows would easily hold up for the duration of the season, then we could take it off for the rest of the year.

Craig

Check out MAD Custom Coating at madcustomcoating.com
they did an absolute outstanding job on my stainless S&W 625.
They have a great gallery of their work on line. They even did my hunting rifle and it looks great even after a 48 mile hunt on horseback.

You want whats pleasing to your eye. The deer dont care! Scent and movement are top priority.

One option would be to have the gun bead blasted with a dark media. This one was done more than 20 years ago by Gordon Logan, and is actually darker than it shows up in the photo; its approximately the shade of Ruger's Target gray, but was done several years before Ruger introduced that finish:

That's a good looking super Ken! Gordon has done some cool work for you over the years.

Beautiful looking SRH Kenny...

What about camo gun tape? It may not last more than a season or so, but it's an inexpensive fix.