Worth getting Camo'd Gun or not?

Camo guns are easier to sell, and will draw at least 15% more over non camo if you decide to sell it down the road. Black syn will always sell low for the same gun
I just sold two mint 12ga bps pumps about same vintage. The wood stock got 470 and the camo 600.
 
KINgGh0sT said:
Personally I don't really care getting a camo painted gun or not as it is typically 50-100$ more. All my friends seem to love them though, so I was thinking... are they really just for looks or are they practical?
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These three bucks I harvested with my custom made snow camo chambered for the 257 weatherby. Did the snow camo work to harvest these animals or others.............absalutely not! It's all cosmetics and personal choice.
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We've hunted big game in orange, red, white and yellow coveralls in the rifle season for decades. When you're already wearing a Santa claus suit camoing the rifle seems a bit silly. As far as that goes, I never found any disadvantage wearing the colours when it wasn't required.

Waterfowlers and bowhunters can benefit from camo, those I've never painted a shotgun yet and likely never will.
 
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