Many consider camouflaging your gun to be overkill and unnecessary and would never even consider it. The reflective shine that your gun gives off though, will most likely be the first thing that gives you away. It will also prevent you from making many last minute movements to get your gun in place.

Protecting your rifle from the sunlight is a critical part of camouflage and tends to be overlooked by many hunters. The stock and steel barrel usually are the most reflective of all your gear, and a camouflage pattern should definitely be a consideration. You have a few different options to camouflage your gun. You can try camo tape or paint but the drawbacks are possibly damaging your gun's finish. You could try something like a spandoflage gun cover which fits snug to the gun and you can cut access openings where you need them. Take a look at our top camo gun cover stores below and you'll find several different options. Lastly in recent years, there has been a new process to apply a non- reflective camo pattern to bows and guns similar to camo gun dipping. It is a high quality camouflage finish that seals and provides a protective cover to the finish of your bow or gun and we highly recommend it.

bass pro shops - They carry the Bushnell® Trophy Camo Rifle Scopes which are fairly inexpensive but we like that they are fog and waterproof. They come in Mossy Oak break up.
Prices:
Selection -

Dicks Sporting Goods - The Beartooth stock guards that they carry are inexpensive and we've heard a few positive comments about them. They also have whats called a gun sock made by allen ducks. It slips over your barrel and you can use it whether you're using a scope or not. It will cut back on some of the glare you're stock may give off. We checked around for camo scope covers but came up empty.
Prices:
Selection -
Scope Cover Brands: Bulter Creek

Outdoor Superstore - They sell a camo shotgun cover made by Gunbrella. We really like these because they give you total concealment and they're very adjustable giving you a good fit. This is a great product for duck, goose, or turkey who are looking for that extra camouflage. They also carry a gun sock made by Gunbrella which float and come in advantage camo for under $10. Another great product they have is the Spandoflage gun cover by API. These things are great, they fit snugly on your shotgun even rifle with a scope. You cut access openings where needed and they come in a Mossy Oak pattern. All these options will work saving you money from more expensive options like camo gun dipping. Lots of the top manufacturers in covers, but if anyone finds camo scope covers, send us an email and we'll add it.
Prices:
Selection -
Scope Cover Brands: Butler Creek, Leupold, Bianchi, Bushwacker

Sportsmans Guide - Look for a product called Hunters Specialties® No-Mar Cloth Gun Camo and Bow Tape in advantage timber. It adheres to the gun right over wd-40 and it doesn't even leave a residue. Consider that the camo tape will prevent nicks and scratches also and its also endorsed by North American Hunter. Sportsmans Guide. It carries the popular Beartooth brand of rifle cover in advantage camo.
Prices:
Selection -