Lol… not offended at all! These pictures are not the final finish yet. Been really busy at work so kinda on hold for the moment. On a good note the stock has had time to dry and ready for an other coat of Tried and true
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I agree I don't stain under parts but seal really well bc I as I'm sure everyone hunt in all kinds of weather
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Might want to try a red stain alone some time instead of darkening it, to better accentuate the grain.
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I like to seal the interiors as well as exteriors with spray on spar Varethane which is very thin, penetrates well and drys water proof. I then sand back with 320 grit and apply my six hand rubbed coats of True Oil over the water proof seal coats. I like to finish with a couple of coats of Imperial paste wax.
smoothshooter
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Nice shop!
Nicely done now the fun begins, congratulations
I like it. Well done. Keep us posted when you go to the range.
Nice, I like the color and how you finished it!
Jason holgate
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Nice
i like the work bench and room as much as i like the rifle,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
MountainSmoke
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That turned out very nice! Great job! 
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