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Stain was applied to the stock when dried after 4 hours, the process of hand rubbing three coats onto the stock proceeded with the stock drying between coats. Then we used 0000 steel wool between the 3rd and 4 coats.  Here you can see Brian rubbing the oil onto the stock and the following are various photos of the stock. (click on photos for larger image.)

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2009-02-12A 014.JPG (179420 bytes)        We needed the lock put together and I could not resist this photo. This is Brian trying to remember how the lock went back to together. He insisted on doing it himself. He figured it out, but I had a good laugh watching him. '2009-02-12A 021.JPG (227323 bytes)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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