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Well all Swiss guns are shellaced or have a bee wax and turpentine finish depending on the wood. Of course there are a some dents and cuts in the wood because they Swiss for the most part were quite aggressive with the stocks usually the metal is decent to very good shape for it's age. The...

Thanks for the answers so far. I use some Renaissance Wax when I get my wood stock guns and plan to reapply when I do a deep clean in a 2-3 years. The guns have a 70 to +100 year old finish that is in fair shape. They are European walnut and European beech stock guns (Swiss collection).

I have been using dehumidifiers for a while I only got a dehumidifier gauge not too long ago and it is winter in New Jersey so humidity is normally low I'm seeing about 27% of humidity where I storage my firearms right now. My dehumidifiers is work more in the summer so I haven't seen what the...

Thanks for the comment so far. The idea of having the 64 gun safe would be nice but size really is a big factor for me max I can probably do is 25 storage gun safe vertical height is less of a factor so a 7 ft or 6 ft safe seems fine with me. It probably would have to fit in a normal size front...

Looking to get a gun safe. I did some research and read a bit about gun safes. Gun safes really aren't safes and don't reach safe standards and this is why the gun safe industry has made their own test. Many of the thick door safes are just filler material and the true steel doors are normal...