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2 minutes ago, islandgun said:

I have applied ALL of the above suggestions and even being seriously impatient Im happy with the result, looks good for 100 yr old. thank you everyone for your help. further suggestions welcomed.

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What gun is that?

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On 30/01/2025 at 09:56, islandgun said:

I have applied ALL of the above suggestions and even being seriously impatient Im happy with the result, looks good for 100 yr old. thank you everyone for your help. further suggestions welcomed.

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That really has brought that beautiful grain out a treat and looks lovely.

Well done.

OB

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20 hours ago, Pukka Bundook said:

This thread a very nice read for someone new here.

Some grand photos!  

I have just used good quality linseed cut with pure turpentine. It's very forgiving and easy to cover any new scratches, etc.

Thanks to all and all the best,

Richard.

Theres always people on here with knowledge they are keen to share about almost any gun/shooting related question you may have. I have benefitted from this expertise often

23 minutes ago, Old Boggy said:

That really has brought that beautiful grain out a treat and looks lovely.

Well done.

OB

Cheers OB

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