Brass butt plate coverings

[markiver54]

I also considered that, if hunting, I don't need anything flashing in the woods.

You could hunt with one of your non - flashy guns and keep the 'flash' to the range or non-serious hunting such as varmints.

I hear Ya Ed, however, my collection is limited due to finances, so I have to keep my priorities in the right place when making a gun purchase. Don't own a lot of options.

[Mistered]

I wouldn't discount hunting with a brass rifle.

The 'flash' could be an issue but it think its overstated - considering all the other things I see 'hunters' doing that are much more likely to inhibit success than the possibility of a little 'flash'.

[Ojaileveraction]

My Henry has a few character marks on it now, just from wear and tear, and packing it horseback in the bush. All good.

They're not really yours until you void the warrenty.

[Mags]

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yup

... The 'flash' could be an issue but it think its overstated - considering all the other things I see 'hunters' doing that are much more likely to inhibit success than the possibility of a little 'flash'.

[markiver54]

Totally disagree, Whenever I hunt, I am not stupid, wear appropriate clothing and anti scent preparedness. Don't need a shiny gun to defeat all other efforts!!!

[Mags]

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thppppttt!

.... Don't need a shiny gun to defeat all other efforts!!!

[markiver54]

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thppppttt!

[RanchRoper]

One thing I do with my stock cover, is put a layer of plastic saran wrap over the brass butt plate to keep it off the leather and avoid turning the brass green. Works good.

[Mags]

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I'm pro-shiny brass. You're not. So thppppttt! [rude sticking out of tongue, with a spitting sound.]

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thppppttt!

[RanchRoper]

You mean like this?