You could camo the rifle yourself. It just depends on what you are after. In my opinion, most commercial type camo patterns are not very effective and distances over 50 yards, the patterns are too tight and busy. They look cool up close, but when you are farther away the look like a blob. I would suggest experimenting with different type of patterns on cardboard with some cheap Krylon camo paint. Take the cardboard out in the field and look at it at various distances and note it's effectivness. If you can come up with an effective pattern then do it your self, if not, you are only out $10 in paint and you can send it out to a "professional". Some of the most effective (not the coolest looking) camo jobs were done with camo spraypaint. When you scratch it, so what spray it again. I use camo tape for smaller parts of the rifle like optics or spotting scopes. Check out some of the pics on the web of military operators in the field, you won't find many "professional" camo jobs. Just my .02.