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Unread 04-19-2018, 07:35 PM   #1
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Take the stock off and soak it in acetone for several days.

Then heat it numerous times with a hair dryer to pull more oil out.

That will take the oil out but the stock may be ruined anyway.
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Consider the $300 you paid for the gun as tuition. You can learn a lot by restoring a gun yourself. Use Bullseye shellac to refinish the stock. You can teach yourself how to rust blue the barrels. If the receiver screws are buggered Brownels has the proper files to recut them. Lots of highly skilled people here can answer your questions. Have fun
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