Driftwood Western
Available Finishes
Driftwood Western finishes range from restrained house colors to familiar standards and hand-worked patterns. Availability depends on the rifle, materials and final configuration.
Finish selection may affect final build price depending on the finish, pattern, materials and components involved. Final pricing is confirmed before the build begins.
House treatments
Signature Finishes
Hill Country Brown
A warm, subdued earth brown. Darker and richer than FDE, never orange or copper. Matte to low satin.
Midnight Blue
Deep blue-black with a faint steel-blue sheen, in the character of fresh traditional bluing. Satin.
Midnight Blue — Heirloom
The hand-worn, inherited treatment: deep blue holds in the flats and recesses, while brighter steel shows through at the handling edges and high points. Hand-worked, so no two are identical.
Midnight Blue — Weathered
The aged, weather-exposed treatment: a faded grey-blue base, deeper blue held in protected areas, and restrained rust-brown weathering with subtle oxidation at the lower edges. Never orange or broadly brown. Hand-worked.
Smoke Grey
A subdued medium-to-dark metallic grey.
Familiar colors
Standards
Black
Clean, conventional black.
FDE
Flat Dark Earth, the familiar light tan.
Burnt Bronze
Warm tan-bronze with metallic depth.
Works best tied to a warm material such as walnut or leather, so it is not offered for every configuration.
OD Green
Olive drab, a muted field green.
Hand-applied
Patterns
HCC — Hill Country Camo
A Driftwood camouflage treatment of large, hard-edged, interlocking shapes, applied to work with the materials and architecture of the build. Shown here as a flat pattern sample.
Mustang
Mustang Finish Architecture
Mustang works differently from the Rancher and Varmint. The starting donor rifle establishes much of the visual baseline.
Mustang builds may begin with a traditional blued/walnut, stainless/grey laminate, blacked out, or other factory donor finish. The Bronze Mustang on this site is an example of a Henry burnt bronze and walnut factory finish.
Aftermarket aluminum components can be Cerakoted independently in a standard color, a Driftwood finish, or a selected pattern where appropriate.
Swatches are illustrations for general reference. Screens and lighting change how color and sheen appear; each finish is confirmed against a physical sample before the build begins.