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Really appreciate the input/interest from all. Thanks.
Here's the next stages
Solid as a rock and smooth as a baby's bottom. Bit of final fettling then on to finish. Undecided yet but would love to replicate original satin
oiled finish. Any tips appreciated.
Makes Scrooge look Happy and Generous!
Unlike others on here, I don't usually submerge my rifles in water for any periods, (usually does nasty things to blued steel finishes too) I usually also finish them in either oil type finishes (usual and personally preferred method) or varnished, so I guess I will be sticking to PVA! It's served me well over 40 years!
ASM
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Here it is after a rub with wood restorer.
Tin of Danish awaits. Meanwhile the innards are being fettled.
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nice one,perfick. atbOriginally Posted by deejayuu
Here it is after a rub with wood restorer.
Tin of Danish awaits. Meanwhile the innards are being fettled.
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mmmm its had it me old son
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Top job Sir
Kevin
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Daystate Air Ranger in .22
BSA Meteor Mk1 in .22
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