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    type 30 stock finish

    my type 30 stock is bare wood, what finish would be appropriate

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    Look in the barrel channel. riceone

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    Quote Originally Posted by uhjohnson View Post
    my type 30 stock is bare wood, what finish would be appropriate

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    Probably linseed oilicon. According to "The Type 38" by Francis Allan linseed oilicon was used on early Type 38 rifle wood. Urushi was used on late Type 38 and all Type 99 wood. Since the Type 30 is older than the Type 38, and since linseed oil was a widely-used military stock finish it is logical that it would have linseed oil as a finish.

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