Bad Paintjob
 

I get it, not everybody wants their rifle to blend in with the surroundings. This one just caused me mental anguish due to the type of rifle that was painted.

Gunbroker Link

WTF?:confused:
why desecrate such a beautiful thing?

What's the environment that deserves this kind of dazzle-paint? Rigel-II? Deep Space Nine? Geez!

The window of a lifted 4x4 dually (with matching flames), behind the head of the dyed hair, energy drink swilling "xtremer".

You left off the mullet.

TR

Blending....
 

Looks like a '60s anti war sniper weapon, commie and blends well with LSD. At least it wasn't a Lazzeroni.

I bet somewhere else, there is a car fender and/or mailbox with a slightly-improved version of real flames. I went to an Air Brushing class in Las Vegas a few years ago, but never took up the hobby. I understand why someone did this.

This however, is far more egregious....

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...308/barbie.jpg
(Safe for work link of badly painted AR-15 rifle)

It's actually sort of cute. Somebody went to a lot of work on the paint job; NTM that it's a parts gun with a real mish-mash of parts. Certainly one of a kind.

To be fair, there are so many Mosin-Nagants out there that one or two personalized ones aren't that bad.

Besides, if you don't like it, you can call it a project gun and strip and refinish it...

The only thing it needs now are some rhinestones:mad:!

I can hear Glenn now . . .

"It's a rhinestone mosin"

Looks like he watched a Mike Lavallee video, went out and bought him a cheap Badger airbrush and just had to try doin a "True Fire" paint job.

Its not even a good interpretation of True Fire.