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    How much oil should a gunstock take

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    Aside from the SSA no1 mk3 i cleaned up recently, i have also been oiling up a NOS stock for a no4. I started the projects at the same time with a new can of 1L Tung oil. That can is well over half empty, probably approaching 2/3 and the No4 stock is still sucking the stuff up, especially on the end of the butt

    Is there a point where it becomes too much?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BushyFromOz View Post
    Is there a point where it becomes too much?

    When it's saturated and softens on you...I'd give it a good slathering and stop. They soaked the wood over night in warm oil and then removed and drained, wiped it clean.
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    When it's saturated and softens on you...I'd give it a good slathering and stop. They soaked the wood over night in warm oil and then removed and drained, wiped it clean.
    Too easy. Only the buttstock is getting oiled now. Everything will sit for a couple of months until i get to drop an action in it

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