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very nice.............
i've tried a flint before and as a lefty did not care for it as needless to say it was a bit distractin'....
What is the stock on this one?
 

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deputy125 said:
very nice.............
i've tried a flint before and as a lefty did not care for it as needless to say it was a bit distractin'....
What is the stock on this one?
The stock is maple , It is acid burned , the longer you leave it on the darker the wood gets
when you get the color you want , vinegar and water stops it . The stock is soaked in
kerosine and linseed oil for a week and rubbed with straight linseed oil . They make left
handed flinter and are sold cheap used . Here a pic of one in left hand just for you . here a
real one for sale.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =105203798

 

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yep, i've looked at a few lyman great plains leftys in the past..........

what type of acid?
 

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appreciate the link and learned somethin' new.......... :D :D

i need to refinish a stock on an old h&r so i might giver her a whirl...............
 

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i need to refinish a stock on an old h&r so i might giver her a whirl...............
It don't work on all woods . The bottle of stuff I had said maple
only . It's not a stain , it super deep in wood , when you scratch
the color is still there , so add your finish and it disappears . When
you mix it in water it still is clear and goes as deep water , so I
keep the stock soaked to go in about a inch . And takes around
24 hrs to get about my color and to stop it , vinegar and water .
 
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