Wet Sand for Amazing Results !!

Wet sand that old rifle stock for amazing results! With only about an hours total time investment I'll show you how to transform that dingy stock into something you can be proud of.
@BirchwoodcaseySPG makers of Truoil, great finishes!!
I am a certified and practicing gunsmith, doing so as a hobby, and these videos are for entertainment and educational purposes only.
Gunsmithing and restoring old firearms is a lot of fun and challenging. It can also be dangerous to you or bystanders if proper function checks and safety protocols are not followed.
Please seek out a professional gunsmith in your area if you are unsure of anything related to your firearms. Stay safe kids.

[@MidwesternFC]

Real nice work. He would indeed be proud. Love seeing the old family guns.

[@markhoyt8643]

Your video was done prefect for us people learning .you showed us how to do then moved on and then repeated it made sense. thank you

[@woodybear8298]

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@ivanstiles7030]

The grain in the wood really pops now. Beautiful clean up ofbthat old stock.

[@rcrtvtv7084]

Great and amazing results. Awesome detailed video straight to the point. Keep it up. Made my morning and weekend thanks 🙏

[@kevinmyers771]

Great video. I am in the process of restoring some of my dad’s and grandpa firearms. I am going to give this a try!

[@pachuagfirearmsrestorations]

Hope they come out amazing!

[@richardhutchinson4016]

Beautiful result. It look like one of the butt screws was much tighter than the other. Sometimes it seems that one screw is a little larger than the other due to manufacturing variation. If you end up putting the smaller screw in the bigger hole (and vice versa) you end up with one tighter than the other. Beautiful work, thanks for sharing.

[@TheLoobis]

I hate that he calls the wood parts "furniture". I'd call it the wood parts.

[@jayweathers2701]

Even if they were plastic those parts of the gun are considered “furniture”

[@woodybear8298]

And yet, here you are. Go away.