Winter or Snow Camo Stock for SKS

[fordstick]

Does anyone know a company that makes Winter or Snow Camo stocks for a Russian SKS? Been searching on google and they seem difficult to find. I'd like to keep my origianal stock and use the winter camo to hunt coyotes on my farm. I'm not much of a painter either so I'd only screw up the origianl stock.

Thanks and I apologize if this is in the wrong section of the forum.

 

[Outwest1213]

Not sure where to find a white stock but what about spending $5 on a roll of snow camo removable tape. They sell it everywhere and can be applied/removed in minutes.

 

[fraserdw]

In the army, we use white medical tape applied at odd angles, it's a buck at the dollar store.

 

[Beermaker]

White hockey tape.
Or get synthetic stock and paint it with white and grey paint in a camo pattern.
Krylon Fusion for plastics works quite well.

 

[fordstick]

I guess I could try the camo tape and/or medical tape trick. Thanks

 

[woobie]

you could try plastidip on the stock, peel it off in the spring.

 

[fordstick]

you could try plastidip on the stock, peel it off in the spring.

Not a bad idea. I wonder how that would adhere to a rough stock that may or may not have a little cosmoline embedded in it. I bought the gun as a "refurb" and while it appears to have no cosmo in it, I wouldn't bet on it....lol.

 

[Ecks]

I painted the crappy red fiberglass stock on my second sks. Grey, white and black. Used. Sponge to apply the black and white paint. Base coat was flat primer grey.

 

[EL34/6L6]

Tape that is sticky will ruin the stocks finish when its removed.
Best idea would be to buy a second sks stock for $20 and wrap it however you like.

 

[xdmer]

I got Camo Form for trying out on some of my riles - faster than paint and easier to deal with. You'll find mixed reviews I think, but suggestions of hockey tape sound good to me, I often tape up my grips with hockey tape.