What are some aesthetic weapon camos?

>>32083750
Gold.

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>>32083820
So why did they paint them like that?

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>>32084284
It was the commercial colors that they had available. None of the paint was specifically made for camouflage use so it has some shine and brightness to it. Paints for broke ass armies have often looked a little goofy. In WW1 everyone had sillypaint.

Regardless, those rifles were more concealed with the weird contrasting colors.

>>32083750
Anyone have some good pictures of weapons with any kind of Arctic camo?
It gives me a raging hard-on

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>>32084284
Rhodesia was the first country to standardize paint for their rifles because interrogations of prisoners repeatedly revealed that their black rifles were what was giving them away in the jungle. Not their uniforms, gear, or anything else. The paint used wasn't specifically designed to be flat. Rather, it was used because it adhered to metal and was very durable.

>>32083750
Because is all about looking dressed good in a body bag since you were too busy doing your nails and reorganizing your makeup stash efficiency quotient. Before you earned a tasty head shot, you were on twitter and kik sending selfies on how fabulous you looked.

>>32085624
feel good, play good.

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>>32084521