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    A quart will last ages! And do many rifles. Generally, I prefer raw linseed oilicon (as did the Britishicon military). Less sheen and buildup. Penetrates better as well.

    ETA: As you are in GA, USAicon, "flax seed oil" might be easier to find. Same exact thing as RLO. Plus, it's good for you and is tasty on green beans!

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    Love the stuff but i did find the linseed oilicon at our local home depot. how many coats are suggested, can you help me with that. thanks

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