POTD: Firearm as Art - Wilson Combat's Stunning Rhodesian Camo Finish

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Rhodesian Brushstroke may be one of the most underrated camouflage patterns in military aesthetics, a fact that one of Wilson Combat's customers took good care of in this EDC X9. Born from counterinsurgency campaigns in Africa during the 1970s and '80s, the pattern employs organic brush strokes in earth tones to dissolve the gun into natural environments.
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