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Very dark patina stock — what to do
Unread 11-09-2019, 09:33 AM   #1
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Default Very dark patina stock — what to do

This isn’t a Parker but hoping someone on here could help. The gun was built in the 1880s — it’s in good shape and very serviceable as is. No great collector value. Just wondering if there is a way to bring out the grain and shine up the finish. I have no intention of refinishing it but was thinking that maybe linseed oil cut with turpentine might freshen up the finish. Don’t want to do anything until I get some knowledgeable advice. This picture was taken in bright sun— when you look at in inside it looks almost black.

Thanks in advance.
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