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Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock? Chuck H #104078 07/23/08 01:30 PM
Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 353 Likes: 1 Virginia CptCurl Sidelock
CptCurl Sidelock Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 353 Likes: 1 Virginia	I have a friend who right now is buying a vintage pinfire Purdey double rifle. The stock has been stripped, with new finish applied. The metal is not refinished. The question is, what can he do to put finish on the wood to make it look old again? Hopefully somebody will be able to help him. CC, you listening???? Curl www.RoscoeStephenson.com

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When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Franchi	07/16/08 11:24 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	AmarilloMike	07/16/08 11:40 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Mike Harrell	07/16/08 11:41 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	DRM	07/16/08 11:42 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	sweep	07/16/08 11:42 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/16/08 11:58 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	sweep	07/17/08 12:08 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Jimmy W	07/17/08 12:15 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Stever	07/17/08 12:32 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Timothy S	07/17/08 12:40 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	DRM	07/17/08 12:52 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	rabbit	07/17/08 01:03 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	DRM	07/16/08 11:52 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	obsessed-with-doubles	07/17/08 12:31 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/17/08 02:26 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	sweep	07/17/08 02:52 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	mike campbell	07/17/08 03:23 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Timothy S	07/17/08 03:35 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Lowell Glenthorne	07/17/08 10:58 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	HackCW	07/17/08 11:25 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/18/08 11:04 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Pete	07/17/08 02:47 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	treblig1958	07/17/08 02:53 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	GregSY	07/17/08 03:10 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	gjw	07/17/08 01:05 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	KY Jon	07/17/08 01:32 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	bbman3	07/17/08 01:49 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	jerry6stl	07/17/08 01:55 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	DRM	07/17/08 02:05 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Jagermeister	07/17/08 11:50 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Gr8day	07/17/08 12:35 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Amigo Will	07/17/08 01:26 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	James M	07/17/08 04:07 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/17/08 04:21 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Doug Mann	07/17/08 04:49 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Glenn Fewless	07/17/08 05:38 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	john dozier	07/17/08 05:44 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	improved modified	07/17/08 05:51 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Jimmy W	07/17/08 06:32 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Amigo Will	07/17/08 06:40 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	treblig1958	07/18/08 03:48 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Doug Mann	07/17/08 06:30 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Ken Hurst	07/18/08 03:55 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/18/08 04:39 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	keith	07/18/08 06:22 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Jimmy W	07/18/08 07:06 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	mike campbell	07/18/08 01:16 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Sharpsrifle	07/18/08 01:25 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/18/08 01:38 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Lowell Glenthorne	07/18/08 09:56 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/23/08 03:06 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/19/08 11:53 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/20/08 02:59 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Amigo Will	07/20/08 04:15 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/23/08 03:15 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Chuck H	07/23/08 04:33 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/23/08 05:30 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	SDH-MT	07/20/08 09:34 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	SDH-MT	07/20/08 09:53 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Craig Larter	07/20/08 10:22 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Alex Johnson	07/20/08 11:23 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	CptCurl	07/23/08 03:09 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Jakearoo	07/19/08 12:03 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	DAM16SXS	07/18/08 02:21 AM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	Oldmodel70	07/17/08 11:53 PM
Re: When is wood too gaudy for a stock?	JM	07/18/08 01:07 AM

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