PostmanPat
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Damn, looks painful, yes fore end has had exactly the same number of coats as the stock
It was. Six weeks later I can now push off a safety catch. Still quite numb and sensitive at the same time. Tripped over a border terrier on the stairs and put my hand and caught on rack and pinion of my late father’s stairlift. They have designed in self sharpening system so the undeside of the rail is wikedly sharp a paper guillotine.Damn, looks painful, yes fore end has had exactly the same number of coats as the stock

Good job you don’t have to pay the hourly rate for all that work PmP.I think we are done. I let it cure for a couple of weeks. Did a layer with rottenstone polish. It actually came up looking a little duller - but I trust more even. So the next say I rubbed a little oil into my hands and did a really thin hand rubbed layer, almost to burnish it and let that dry. I am happy with how it looks. The below picture was taken a few days later of an un-touched dry stock.
I am going to leave it were it is for a week - then put it back together
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Awesome - make sure to take some pictures for us!Beautifulit's inspired me to do the same!