There's two ways to look at this - you need specific colors to camouflage this weapon due to your use - work, hunting, whatever. If this is a case, it's a no brainer - pick what fits your AO and move on.
The second reason to do this is that you want make your gun pretty or to fit a certain look, or whatever. In that case pick what you like and go to town.
One of my ARs I hunt with, so it's got FDE furniture and it's been kryloned to add in darker browns and foliage green. The others aren't used for hunting and they all stayed black just because it was easier and I didn't care what they looked like. YMMV
I think I've decided though that I'm going to spray paint all my new guns (once I know they work), since it seems to preclude them from the whole "If you want another gun, you have to sell one first" that my wife usually tries on me... =)




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