To darken a stock: Tap out a little bit of bone black and pour a little bit of finishing oil into separate piles on a non-absorbent surface. First, dampen the brush a little bit in the finishing oil and then pick up a little bit of the bone black with...
Iron nitrate is a favored stain for maple gunstocks. It imparts a traditional, durable, and beautifully rich color. Directions: Apply to wood. Allow to dry. I usually wait for at least a half hour before applying the heat. Overnight is fine. Heat until color changes to reddish brown. While heating,...
Item will ship GROUND and will ship separately Barrel Brown & Degreaser is a totally new concept in browning - it degreases and browns in the same easy application. Barrel Brown & Degreaser will work right through fingerprints, grease or oil films, giving an even, streak-free brown. It produces a...
Item will ship GROUND and will ship separately. Permalyn Sealer is made from the same base oils and polymers as Permalyn Gun Stock Finish but contains special ingredients to ensure deep penetration into the stock. This affords maximum durability and ensures that surface damage cannot expose raw wood, allowing moisture...
Tannic acid is used in conjunction with ferric or iron nitrate (also available from Kibler's Longrifles) in the staining process to accentuate maple figure. A solution of tannic acid (1 Tbs dissolved in 1 pint of water) is prepared and applied to the bare stock. After this dries, the iron nitrate...
ALL WAIT TIMES ARE ESTIMATES!!! Styling from the 1820s based on the work of Whitson in western North Carolina Stock has a pull of about 13.75” and a drop of approximately 3 5/8” and no cast off Available in curly maple, walnut or cherry wood or provide your own stock (2 "...
DO NOT ORDER FOR KIT - LOCKS FOR KIT WILL BE BILLED AFTER YOU ORDER KIT Ketland style import lock from the 1800-1810 time frame. 4.75" x .920" behind fence Works well for pistols, or any post-1800 longrifles. Flint Size - 3/4" by 7/8" These locks are different than all...
