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Choose any 2 or 3 of the molded in colors to create a unique swirled marble pattern finish for your custom stock. Literally thousands of different patterns can be created, including any you see in this catalog or on our website. No two stocks are ever made alike.



And here is the camo chart for those of you who want a molded-in camo finish:



Rick

OH... you are evil. What is the Coyote Bomber recipe?

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Don't need no pics, need recipe. 50% tan, 25% Olive, 35% black as I recall. Or is that another rifle?

BMT

Since you asked so nicely, seems to me the bomber is 50 olive, 25/25 Black/tan.

Mine is 50 Dark gray, 25/25 Black/tan...

Mtn Hunter is the originator of the "Coyote Bomber" ... here's the recipe from one of his posts a LONG time ago ...


50/25/25 Dark Grey/Black/Med Tan "Coyote Bomber Pattern"

I guess mine IS the orginal bomber.....

Steelhead ... you can lay claim to whatever you want concerning "da bomber" ... I was just trying to help the guy out with the "recipe" he asked for ...

Having said that, I'd to your recipe WAY before the other ... I just can't like gray as the base color for a stock ... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

I am just saying that mine is in the orginal bomber pattern, it AIN'T the original bomber. I ain't laying claim to nuttin.....

This thread would be a good place to dump replies and just post pics of different Mcswirly's and their color percentages.

That's the one I was wanting... I got to file that away for the next project.

Steelhead: could you put a Pic. of it on this thread so we can look at it again, if it is the one I'm thinking about it is "awesome", just would like to see it again.
thanks
Navarro

Here is mine in the "Bomber" mix of 50% Dark Gray, 25% Med Tan and 25% Black.


DT

Now that is sweet looking!

I currently own 7 Mcmillan swirled pattern stocks and I think they are the only way to go in a custom stock!

Steelhead and Droptine: Thank You both for posting pic. of your rifle stocks . they really look great . at least this gives us an idea what to expect when we decide to take the plunge and try to mix up a Mcswirley in the future.
Navarro

Here's my 6.5-06. It's a Remington Classic style and the recipe is 60% Burgundy, 20% Dark Grey and 20% White. Mickey Coleman put it together.

Colors?
Man, I may have to have at least one stock that is colored up fancy!

I get enough queries about this color scheme to warrant posting it. When I ordered it through Mike Bryant, I specified 80% dark red, 20% black. After discussing it with Rick Bin and looking at the color chart, I think McMillan used Burgandy where I requested a dark red, since they technically don't have a "dark red." In any case, I was extremely pleased with how it came out.



This one is SharpShooter's Nesika 6.5-06 put together by Charley Robertson of Score High Gunsmithing out of Albuquerque. Charley does extremely good work. I once shot a group with this rifle that measured .137" with 129gr Hornady Interlocks. Anyway, back to the colors. SS said it's a 50/50 red/black. This is the scheme I'm going with on my next project.



John