What Colour do ya'll want this Montucky to be?**Finished pics up**

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Well....Montucky 8400 .270 Win. Can't stand the hospital grey stock. What do ya's want to see for a stock colour?

Don't laugh out loud when you look at the mounts and scope, they are "spares" for new guns that come through the stable...:)

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Here you imps go...

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Why paint it? Grab one of the cheap "camo sticker" kits for it. ;)

Otherwise, if Paint is your choice ... and since it is all SS ... how about a can of the "Bumper Chrome" paint? ;)

For a "normal" color, that may look very good, I'd suggest a nice deep Maroon (maybe as dark as the Black Cherry they used on the late 80's Chevy Monte Carlo's) - Maroon and Chrome look great on hotrods,so Maroon and Stainless should work well together.
 
archie_james_c said:
Wouldn't say Im a big fan, but his escapades are pretty darn funny.




Kimber Montana, some physcopath over on 24hr. campfire started calling them Montucky's. I just thought it had a nice ring to it.
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I knew it was Kimber Montana, and after using google found out on the "urban dictionairy" it's slang for "rural areas of Montana".
Now that's funny........... :rolleyes:
 
It looks OK to me. But if it'll fit my Pre 64 I'll give you $150 for the stock and you can put that toward a 75/20/5 Grey/Black/White McSwirley. Then your journey to the dark side will be complete! :D
 
This is what I did with mine:

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Montana 8400 7WSM, metal Cerakote in black, stock has a base layer of Krylon Fusion camo olive green, with silver webbing next, then a layer of black webbing, and finally 5 coats of Krylon clear coat. Looks better in person than in the pic. The paint scheme would look cool with the factory SS metal, since the silver webbing would compliment the silver-coloured metal.
 
BigUglyMan said:
It looks OK to me. But if it'll fit my Pre 64 I'll give you $150 for the stock and you can put that toward a 75/20/5 Grey/Black/White McSwirley. Then your journey to the dark side will be complete! :D
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Hi James:

Thank you very much for your McMillan purchase through 24hourcampfire.com's Gear Shop.

Products
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1 x McMillan Fiberglass Hunting Stocks (McM Hunting)

1a. Stock Pattern: Remington Mountain Rifle
1b. Select Stock Orientation: Right-handed
1c. Construction/Fill Weight: Fiberglass/Standard Fill
2a. Action Inlet: Model 700 Short Action
2b. Select Action Orientation: Right-handed
2c. Bottom Metal Inlet: Factory BDL
2d. Barrel Channel Inlet: Factory Magnum (WSM)
3a. Rifle Caliber: .270 WSM
4a. Recoil Pad: 1-inch Pachmayr Decelerator
4b. Length of Pull: 13 1/2 (STANDARD)
5a. Finish: Custom Molded-In Colors (ENTER BELOW)
34% White, 33% Grey, 33% Black
5c. Sling Studs: Stainless Steel Studs
7b. International Shipping: Shipping to Canada


Hi James:

I've just received word that this stock is ready for shipment. Congratulations!

If you could please call me at 626-627-6362, I can release it right away.

Best regards from "The Campfire."

Rick Bin
24hourcampfire.com


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Dogleg said:
Lots of folks want a cow barrel, but ya gotta hold out for a bull barrel. And break it in.
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Ya that kinda crap :)
 
Jordan Smith said:
This is what I did with mine:

Montana 8400 7WSM, metal Cerakote in black, stock has a base layer of Krylon Fusion camo olive green, with silver webbing next, then a layer of black webbing, and finally 5 coats of Krylon clear coat. Looks better in person than in the pic. The paint scheme would look cool with the factory SS metal, since the silver webbing would compliment the silver-coloured metal.
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Ya Jordan the minute I got my Kimber in I thought of yours. But I can't just outright copy ours :D . I'd like to go matte black then spray silver webbing on but I can't find webbing paint anywhere around here :mad:
 
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