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  1. J

    How to keep LMF finish and sealer?

    I had the the same problem and was getting frustrated with the traditional methods preventing finish from drying in the can not working. I found the product on the link below. You spray an inert gas into the can which displaces the oxygen and eliminates the drying out of the finish. Works...
  2. J

    Stock reshaping

    Congratulations on making it back safely. Have a son-in-law who will finally be home later this month also. I started a Cabella’s Hawken rifle kit for both my son and one of the son-in-laws. It was a first project and I wanted to make them as close to an original style as possible, given what...
  3. J

    Cheek rests

    Thanks and I understand your pain. I’ve done three of these kits for my son and son-in-laws (it’s a long short story) and I swear that I’ll never do another one. I’ve worked with wood all my life and the wood used for these stocks is the absolute worst wood I’ve ever touched. If this is...
  4. J

    Cheek rests

    Well here is a picture of what it might or could look like. The first photo is of a Cabella Investarms Hawken kit that I purchased for my son-in-law. The unfinished kit came from an individual who couldn't and them didn't finish it. The entire stock was in really rough shape and I was in...
  5. J

    investarms stock finish

    Just wanted to jump in here and say that stripping off the old finish on a rifle stock is actually fairly easy. In a past life I've stripped the finish off of many military rifle stocks using only Klean Kutter Refinisher and 0000 steel wool. I've received stocks in the mail, stripped off the...
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