Stock and forearm tape

[stenz]

I have a Beretta AL391 that has some pretty nice furniture on it.

I would like to use it in the field but I dont want to risk scratching the wood etc...

Do you guys know of any product or have any advice on how I could cover the stock and the forearm with something that would keep it protected.

Thanks

[van7559]

Use it just be careful. Shit is gonna happen though. It builds character :). I am not saying not to give a shit about you weapon, but when I go rifle hunting I look down and see many of miles /good times engraved it to it just from regular hunting. I love my 30-06 for the character it has :) It is one of the only few in my stable that will never be for sale.

[stenz]

Bump.... anyone else.

[JohnTRourke]

http://www.csmcspecials.com/Stock_Guard_p/e0175.htm

try that, that's about what you are looking for I think


but really I have to agree with the other person.
If it's a shooter, sometimes they get dinged a bit, no matter how careful you are. If it's a collectable, it probably won't go out to the field.

and I'm a big time gun snob (esp on shotguns)

[SideShow Bob]

Get some of that blue plastic film that is used to protect the metal finishes on appliances when they are shipped from the manufacturers.

[birddog]

Might be worth taking to an auto detail shop and seeing if the 3M clear bra material would work. If it does it would be tough and look great.

[w748]

There used to be something called "gun chaps" that zipped over your wood , easy on , easy off. It's been a lot of years but I seem to remember them working well. They were made to fit specific firearms so they fit well.

[bside303]

Use tennis racket grip tape and wrap around the handle