I've only done 1 kit before about 20 years ago and it was a 44 cal. navy revolver. Easy kit, just used paste blue for the metal and it turned out nice. Thanks for the offer to answer my questions. I hate to use up forum space but also being new to massage boards I need to ask another stupid question. What is PM (private mail?) and how do I use it. thanks
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Wow you did a great job on that rifle!! Like the others said, the browning looks great. You got a nice even brown color to it.
What stain (if any) did you use? Or did you just use the Tung Oil? Your stock has a nice dark color to it, no yellows or reds.
I'm building a GPR as well and am just about ready to stain her. I'll be using Laurel Mountain Forge (Nut Brown). I hope to get a dark brown like yours. I'll also be using LMF cold browning solution.
Again, you did a great job!!
What stain (if any) did you use? Or did you just use the Tung Oil? Your stock has a nice dark color to it, no yellows or reds.
I'm building a GPR as well and am just about ready to stain her. I'll be using Laurel Mountain Forge (Nut Brown). I hope to get a dark brown like yours. I'll also be using LMF cold browning solution.
Again, you did a great job!!
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