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Step 1: Cut A
Strip of Cloth (2x gun height) x (gun width + 5")
Step 2: Drape Cloth Over Gun
Cut a line parallel to your carrying handel if
you have one, this will help it fit more naturally.
Step 3: Reservoir
Pull cloth tight over reservoir and cut a hole for your reservoir cap.
After you've done this, wrap the loose ends of the cloth around the
reservoir and sew it tight so that your reservoir is now covered in
camo cloth. I took a bit of twine and tied a loop around the
cloth which I sewed around my reservoir. The added loop helped it
not be baggy.
Step 4: Pistol Grip
Wrap your cloth as tight as can be around your pistol grip - but leave
room for the trigger. You'll probably have to make a few cuts to
make it fit snuggly. Sew your cloth tight around the pistol grip.
Step 5: Carrying
Handle (if necessary)
Find the space between the handel and the body of the gun. You
can do this by pushing against the cloth and feeling where the gap
is. Cut this gap out on both sides of your gun - but leave make
it an inch short on each side. You will use this extra cloth to
sew together as seen in the pic.
Step 6: Cut Excess
Fabric (on bottom of gun) Into Fringe
Step 7: Sew Black
Netting Over Fabric
The netting isn't sewed on yet, or even pulled tight in the
fabric. I kept it loose so that you could see it better.
Step 8: Cut Twine
& Spraypaint
 Use variation in the
length. Spraypaint your twine, black, brown, & olive drab.
Step 9: Tie Twine to
Fishnetting
Step 10: Cut
Parachute Chord
I recommend the above colors of
parachute chord. If you want to go cheap, you can buy the #10 tan
and spraypaint it whatever colors you want.
Step 11: Sew
Parachute Chord to Fabric
I also sewed my parachute chord to other
pieces of parachute chord. For instance, I'd have
a long 8" piece of chord with smaller pieces of chord tied to it
hanging off in different directions.
Step 12: Burn Loose
Ends of Parachute Chord
The chord you just sewed onto your gun
will have frayed ends. You can melt the ends of it so that it
won't fray. After you do this, you will need to use a black
sharpie to color the melted part (will be white).
Step 13: Tape the
Cover Around the Nozzle
This ensures that the nozzle doesn't get
covered up by the cloth - which would block your shots.
FINISHED!
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