Walnut Stock Oil

[Max Yells-James 34]

Whats the best thing to put on a Daystate Air Ranger stock, only asking because i got the stock wet today and it left marks on the stock. However i got rid of the marks by rubbing the stock down with a warm damp rag, but it now feels slightly rough and needs re-oiling, i would like something that would not mark again if it got wet but would still looks great

[Max Yells-James 34]

Went to gun shop and now no the answer but thanks for looking anyway

[Longers7 720]

Try tru oil if your still looking mate

[Max Yells-James 34]

ok, thanks

[Longers7 720]

I finished a walnut catapult with it today, first time using it, it brings the grain out lovely and leaves a good hard wearing finish as well, apply as many coats until desired finish is achieved, just rub lightly with fine wire wool between coats, this was after a couple of coats, will buff it tomorow when I finish coating it

[shaaark 10,140]

I finished a walnut catapult with it today, first time using it, it brings the grain out lovely and leaves a good hard wearing finish as well, apply as many coats until desired finish is achieved, just rub lightly with fine wire wool between coats, this was after a couple of coats, will buff it tomorow when I finish coating it

Looks good that mate, I'm about to pick up a new gun with a walnut stock this tuesday, and that looks to have a good finish and colour to it

Edited May 29, 2014 by shaaark

[the big chief 3,099]

You need glass paper rub the glass paper together so it goes even finer then rub gently on the rough bits then ad a couple of coats of tru oil and bobs ya uncle back to new

[Max Yells-James 34]

I finished a walnut catapult with it today, first time using it, it brings the grain out lovely and leaves a good hard wearing finish as well, apply as many coats until desired finish is achieved, just rub lightly with fine wire wool between coats, this was after a couple of coats, will buff it tomorow when I finish coating it

This might sound strange but i have been wondering for a while, what does the term "Buff" mean? Should i do that to my gun?