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Well said, Keith. In the future, when my grandsons use the guns that I use today, and have refinished years ago, what they will see are the scars from use that I, their grandad, put on them, not some nameless owner(s) of 50-100 years ago.
IMO, the trick is getting the right refinish on metal or wood. How differently the English feel about maintaining their guns, as compared to many Americans.
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