[jackie53]

How do you take care of the Finish?
Scratches?

 

[jackie53]

Replace them with synthetic stocks.

You mean spend more Money?

 

[jackie53]

Old English wood and scratch treatment from Walmarts is what I use. They say scratches and dents only add character and personality. Perhaps that’s right.

The Legend has Spoken... Thank you Raz.....

 

[jackie53]

Mr. Melton, this may not be the best but it works for me. Use sparingly but often. View attachment 357651

Thank you..Raz..Sir..

 

[jackie53]

Small wear & tear is no issue with me, but when it gets to be an eyesore over time or a deep ding whizzes you off every time you see it (it happens), steaming out deeper scratches & dings is easy with an iron & a wet cotton cloth. Touch up afterwards with very mild abrasive (steel wool) & spot treat with linseed oil or an appropriate stain. This works with oil finished stocks, not bowling pin finishes, which I don't own anyway. A Brownells checkering kit makes touching up checkering a breeze. Gunstock Wax does a good job of protecting it & making it glow. A good analogy is would you rather have a Plain Jane but functional girlfriend with zero maintenance or a Gorgeous one you have to treat better & give some TLC now & then???

Thank you...Get in some real Ruff stuff hunting..
Gonna Get Dings...
Thanks.

 

[jackie53]

Ain’t life funny? Who’d thought Jackie would be posting pinchers of such a fine rifle six months ago?

Yeah..Joined a Shooting Club..Lots of Rimfires.
Annie's Tikia,CZ .. Opened my eyes..and cheaper on the Pockets...
Really enjoying...

 

[jackie53]

Be careful not to scratch it when you are tossing that Tasco

Tasco? Bushnell...

 

[jackie53]

Please accept my Apologies Sir....
It has been Brought to my Attention that I have lied and Cheated.. Because I have..
At This Time wood like to resign my position
On Arkansas Hunting.Net...
Sincerely... Jackie53.