Remington Stock Re-Finish

[Soggy Bottom]

I have a few questions about an older gun I grew up shooting. Its a Remington mountain rifle with a wood stock. It seems the clear coat on the fore end of the stock has started to chip away some leaving small +/- 3/16" holes in the clear coat. Is this something that can be easily fixed or does the entire stock need to be sanded and re-finished? The gun is roughly 35 years old and has mostly lived in a safe. Thanks for the input.

[twosixteens]

More than likely it will need to be stripped and refinished

[QuackHunter]

Strip it however don’t sand it, you’ll round edges over like that. Use a scraper and you can tell when you’re taking off the clear coat vs wood. I recently did a mode 7 from 1984 and just finished it with teak oil and a layer of renaissance wax.


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[Soggy Bottom]

Any suggestions where I can send it to have it done. Having never done I really don’t want to learn on this particular gun stock. Thanks

[QuackHunter]

Any suggestions where I can send it to have it done. Having never done I really don’t want to learn on this particular gun stock. Thanks

Give this guy a call, I’m sure it won’t be cheap by hell probs do it




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[TeamAmerica]

It's not very hard to do yourself and very rewarding outcome! Any pics of current gun? See link below for my DIY thread.

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