Thread: To tape or not to tape.

Love the simple rebuttals and massive generalisations, dont expect anything less from the forum.

Some people myself included like playing and onselling so tape up to prevent scratches.

If you use the right tape - camo tape that sticks to itself rocks and is cheap and is sold at most hunting shops works a dream it dries and no rust under.

For sound the tape prevents the odd ding sound and scratching sounds also when against stone or dry bush - no brainer

On the supressor it softens the vibration sound more and also as above prevents dinging

It is worth making sure they have used a decent tape and also if using it take care ensuring its dry before storage

Otherwise fine - tacticool who gives a shit

Let the towling begin ; )

Originally Posted by rogers.270

Love the simple rebuttals and massive generalisations, dont expect anything less from the forum.

Some people myself included like playing and onselling so tape up to prevent scratches.

If you use the right tape - camo tape that sticks to itself rocks and is cheap and is sold at most hunting shops works a dream it dries and no rust under.

For sound the tape prevents the odd ding sound and scratching sounds also when against stone or dry bush - no brainer

On the supressor it softens the vibration sound more and also as above prevents dinging

It is worth making sure they have used a decent tape and also if using it take care ensuring its dry before storage

Otherwise fine - tacticool who gives a shit

Let the towling begin ; )

Nice post , well said , spot on , good stuff , totally agree. ... Nice stag in profile pic too , keep it up ...

Originally Posted by mohawk

Nice post , well said , spot on , good stuff , totally agree. ... Nice stag in profile pic too , keep it up ...

Cheers apart from being a keyboard warrior in my spare time i do fancy a bit of a hunt on the odd occasion