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    Finishing questions

    I just received my kibler woodsrunner. I have a question as to finishing the stock. My plan is to use aqua fortis and then apply tried and true varnish oil. What needs to go into the barrell channel and lock mortise?? I ordered permalyn sealer but wasn't sure if that would work. Do I need to...
  2. Walaw717

    As is said, “Well, hell.”

    I haven’t posted lately since I was waiting for the gun kit I ordered, and all I heard was, “it is in transit,” “it is delayed,” etc., so I said enough. I canceled the Hawken kit and ordered one from Jim Kibler. It's a much different gun, but since I am not interested in being a re-enactor and...
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    Advice Needed for Finishing a French Musket Stock

    Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has any advice for an appropriate finish for a French 1728 musket? My question is; would they more likely have simply applied multiple coats of oil until the stocks were sealed, or would they have done something to "fill" the pores before they were...
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