McNett Camo Form Self Cling Wrap

Self-Cling Camo Wrap

McNett Camo Form is a fabric wrap printed in camouflage that clings to itself instead of to your gear. Wind it around a rifle barrel, scope, bow limb, flashlight or trekking pole and it breaks up the outline and dulls the shine of bare metal and glossy polymer. When the season or the job changes, unwind it and the surface underneath is as you left it. Hunters, airsoft and tactical shooters, and anyone who wants to blend kit into a pattern without paint or sticky tape will find a use for it.

Features

• Self-Cling Construction — Each layer bonds to the layer beneath it rather than to the item you are covering, so the wrap holds without glue.
• No Adhesive Residue — Because nothing sticks to your gear, the wrap comes off clean and leaves bluing, anodizing and painted finishes untouched.
• Cloth-Textured Fabric — The woven, fabric-like material follows curves and tapers, which makes it easier to cover stocks, grips and scope bodies than rigid tape.
• Matte Surface — The cloth face reflects far less light than bare metal or gloss plastic, which helps keep gear from flashing in the sun.
• Cut To Any Length — Snip off only what a job needs, from a short band on a sling swivel to a full wrap down a barrel.
• Multiple Camo Patterns — Offered in desert digital, gray digital, woodland digital, a tree-branch hunting print, a reptile-scale pattern and a multi-terrain tan pattern to match the rest of your kit.
• Compact Roll — Wound on a small card core, the roll drops into a pack or range bag for touch-ups in the field.

Fabric And Application

Camo Form is a fabric wrap, not vinyl or duct tape, so it handles like a cloth bandage. Start the end on the item, wrap with a slight overlap so each turn grips the one before, and press the final tail down onto the layer below. It works on almost any shape, including firearms, archery gear, optics, tripods, tools and handles, and the cling bond lets you reposition it as often as you need.