WhoKnowsWho
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Was completely cleaned and the stock was stripped of all the grease and crud already when I picked it up at the weekend show. It looked pretty bad, but I figured I could give it some TLC. The guy was selling it cheap because it looked bad after he cleaned it, guess he didn't want to do any more with it (he had a Winchester also, but with cracks, and a completely uncleaned SA for a lot more). This is a H&R from 1954 with SA bolt and trigger group. Also, in the last picture, I don't remember reading about the stocks having any sort of bedding in them. Anyone know about it?
Amazing what only 3 coats of BLO and some steel wool will achieve.
Amazing what only 3 coats of BLO and some steel wool will achieve.