custom stock cs500 oiling

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Hi all,
I've received my cs500 stock this week and Its nice, Its dark with a decent grain however I would like to oil it further before fitting. I would like to ask what people have been using on top of the cs finish and how it was applied to yield the best results. I'm looking at danish oil and would hope to obtain a deeper satin finish at the end. Has any one finished with danish? how did you apply and what did you do in between coats and what frequency did you oil.
Thanks very much.

Theoben used custom stocks stocks on their guns and I was told they were varnished not oiled. Not sure if that true.

If it is then I doubt oiling will make ant difference.

Just been on their site and found this .
Although Machinery is used for the initial shaping and in-letting of the rifle stocks manufactured, each stock is finally finished by hand, which includes sanding, staining, lacquering or oiling. Great care is taken during the sanding and finishing of all our air rifle stocks to achieve a high quality consistent finish to a semi Matt sheen that is both aesthetically pleasing and hard wearing in most conditions.

Possibly theoben specified lacquer as they were beech stocks on most unless it was walnut fitted.