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Yes , i think so. If they list it as a finish, I would say its like tru-oil, and dries to a hard finish per se. What i am referring to, and trying to duplicate, says Pilkington stock rubbing oil, or classic stock rubbing oil, on the label. It doesnt seem to dry, doesnt get tacky, and isnt sticky. It seems to help these old dry stocks like what you may find on old model 94's, old doubles, etc. It wont build up a finish. I'll post a pic later. Tony
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