Tan vs OD Green... which one?

[Bikerdad61]

Black and Tan looks great on Beagle's, Coon Dogs and Rifles

 

[indychad]

+1

Besides, if you ever wanted to paint over it (camo pattern or something), it would be easier with the tan than OD since it's lighter.

+1 Tan

 

[blckevo]

tan

 

[tlivin]

OD FOR ME

OD all the way. I did my S&W M&P 15-22 OD and BLACK.

 

[James Bond 007]

The tan has it over the OD green...

 

[Bailey06]

OD is my choice.

 

[dave29]

Are you seeing the Tan in stock anywhere?

 

[the only Qualk]

I choose tan because i want that OD green stock

 

[davedolli]

+1 for black and tan.


Dave

 

[Mitchell0481]

At first I was thinking OD, but that Tan really grows on you!

 

[mikefraz]

I'm definitely an OD guy. Tan seems out of place to me in normal Indiana climates. Though this summers drought would definitely make the tan fit in.

 

[CathyInBlue]

When I start building my AR-15 collection, I plan on using Foliage Green (FOL) exclusively for the furniture and for anodizing the receivers and any other parts I can. Steel parts will be getting high temp paint when I find some FOL colored HTP.

I might come back with some digital stencils to hit the FOL base with some tan, brown, black, white, OD accents to break up the sea of color, or just add air-brush-like diagonal streaks, but the basic platform I'm looking for is monochromatic FOL.

 

[Mcqueen]

Tan.. That's the one for me..

 

[Shootsforfun]

OD because deserts are hard to come by here in IN. But if for looks alone, tan.

I agree there isn't much dessert in the Midwest...OD for sure...