Great gun, and a good deal. Hope you enjoy it. I was "keeping my powder dry" saving for a Kibler.Glad I beat you to it..
Cherry wood and Osage turn darker with exposure to sunlight. I guess Walnut does too.You did good! One of my pawn shop finds was a .54 cal T/C Hawken style. It had a leather butt pad & cheek rest laced on. The first thing I did was remove the leather. As I suspected, the wood underneath was a different color. I don't know if it was because the wood had been in contact with the leather and related chemicals or that the other wood had been exposed to light(s) but not knowing what to do about it, I did nothing. Now after about a year with the leather gone to the trash can, the difference is barely noticable. I'm hoping eventually it will not be noticable at all. Most people probably wouldn't see it now, but I still can because I know where the line was.
Yep. e-wayGreat gun, and a good deal. Hope you enjoy it. I was "keeping my powder dry" saving for a Kibler.
Was I right? Did you find that at E-Way in Steven's Point?
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