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    Tips for refinishing stocks.......


    Well guys I tore the stock off my 18 year old 110 30-06 that had seen better days for sure. Not expecting much since it's just factory wood.


    I spent the better part of 3 hours sanding, wetting and drying and sanding some more.


    I got it super smooth and brought what grain I think was going to come out, out.



    Hand rubbed in some minwax "gun stock" stain.


    Plan to let it dry a few days and start hand rubbing in some boiled linseed.

    Am I missing anything? I don't usually do this but the sun was shining and felt like a good project to do while sitting in the yard!!

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    Looks like a new stock again. Good job. Some factory savages have very nice grain hiding in them.
    Here's mine



    So pretty it mesmerize deer

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    Wow! That is amazing!


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    It's from a 110e .270Win so it should have been the cheapest of the cheap but I got lucky. I paid $140 for the gun from a local gun shop, $130 for the Leupold VX I 3-9x40 from the same shop and like $15 for the ironsighter scope base, $15 for the Browning sling brand new from a gun show and I had the rings. So I'm only $300 into it but I'll never sell it anyways.

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    That is just absolutely beautiful. This was the very first gun I ever got. I got it for Christmas when I was 12, 18 years ago!


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    I got mine after I graduated college at 29 and was bored and unemployed. I decided I was going to give deer hunting another try(I went hunting 2 years when I was 13 and 14 and got nothing but cold).
    that was my first deer 3 years ago

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    Well I hope your hooked now! As soon as deer season ends, I start planning and testing new loads for my rifle for the next! That looks like a giant doe btw!!


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    She was decent. I think mid 150lbs and I've killed others 3 with it now and I got my buddy his first deer with it last year a small buck at 187yds and I've since taken up bow hunting last year and got my first doe last year.

    I'm building a 7.62x39 now for this upcoming season. Barrel had to go back to Apache to get reprofiled (.750 at muzzle hog hunter profile)

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    Beautiful!! Never been a 270 man myself, not a thing wrong with them. I think generally most people tend to favor the calipers/chamberings of our fathers, uncles grandfathers etc. which for me was 308 and 30-06, I favor heavier bullet going slower but a long shot for me is 50 yards.


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    My dad won a Savage 110 30-06 at a fair raffle 19yrs ago for $1. He doesn't know it yet but I have got him a new stock and am currently working it over for his birthday in August since his has some character to it now. I have to find a hinged floorplate




    Same here I have about 100yds on a lucky day to shoot so my 7.62x39 should be good

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    Wow that's a nice one!!


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    It's a $20 stock from Numrich. VERY rough when I received it. But it's shaping up

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    Hmm not a bad idea! Maybe I will grab one


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    I figured it was cheap enough to take a gamble

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    I'm gonna shoot all the metal with matte black duracoat and mounting a micro red dot on the front scope mount. Will reload heavy 220gr bullets . Almost a dangerous game gun for non dangerous game


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    I've been tossing the idea around of having the whole thing re-blued by a local smith since he's almost rubbed all the finish off

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    If your into little projects buy a birchwood Casey revalue kit! I have used one before with good results!


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    Might look into that. How much do they run

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    Cheap, $20 I believe


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    Hmmm

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    Was not difficult at all, if you can make a stock look like that, you can strip and re blue a rifle!! And if not send it to a gunsmith! You were going to anyway but I think it would mean more of you did the whole gun!


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    Is it the perma blue kit? I've not seem the revalue kit

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    Yes the perma blue kit. It gives a nice dark blue.


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    It's a cold blue and that's my only reserve about it

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    What's wrong with cold blue? It made for a nice project, I think it would go good with what you got going on there


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