certainly is but you will need to call or email in for that.Originally Posted by Jerry Champagne
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certainly is but you will need to call or email in for that.
If you have any questions please call or e-mail:
Phone: (204) 748-2454
E-mail: sales@wolverinesupplies.com Retail Sales
Thank you kind sir!
I see your Jihad and Raise you a Crusade
Have you ever smelt your enemy's last breath? Have you?
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I am COMPLETELY out of ammo. That's never happened to me before. - Burt Gummer
you should specify with or without termites
If you have any questions please call or e-mail:
Phone: (204) 748-2454
E-mail: sales@wolverinesupplies.com Retail Sales
Here's mine fitted with a wood set including matching bayo.
So gorgeous, Iam buying the wood and I dont even have the rifle yetHere's mine fitted with a wood set including matching bayo.
I am COMPLETELY out of ammo. That's never happened to me before. - Burt Gummer
Dam it Grumpy, I told you not to say anything about them, I wanted them for fish bait.you should specify with or without termites
I'm in for a dark set of the grade 1 WITH the imported termites plz and thank you. Will call once you gents are up and running.you should specify with or without termites
I see your Jihad and Raise you a Crusade
Have you ever smelt your enemy's last breath? Have you?
Don't stress yourself about the colour of the stocks. Just get matching colour and grain (if possible) and then sweat, strip, sand, stain to your desired colour, then finish with tung oil or linseed (or whatever you like). Personally I'd go with darker wood and the red would be deeper. Of course you can do a lot of things if you are handy with stains.
Getting mismatched wood and trying to stain it to match is not easy. Been there, done that. A lot of trial and error. For $25 more I'd get the close matched set.
Don't be afraid of a beat up set too, I got a POS set on Ebay and I refinished it, thought it looked cool as hell. If you plan on shooting your rifle, your beautiful wood will get messed up eventually.
If you get nice matching wood with good figure, you may just want to oil it and keep it as it is. Oil finish looks awesome on a Czech rifle. All I did on this VZ24 is sweat out the cosmo, use very fine steel wool to open the pores and used Linseed oil.
If you get bland wood with little figure, you might just want to use a lacquer.
Just be careful with those UHG, they can be fragile when removing. I broke a couple in my day. Crazy glued one back together
If Wolverine got any Wooden VZ58 Bayonets, I would like to buy one!!!
Last edited by st1264; 05-19-2016 at 02:45 AM.
[QUOTE=st1264;12653658]Don't stress yourself about the colour of the stocks. Just get matching colour and grain (if possible) and then sweat, strip, sand, stain to your desired colour, then finish with tung oil or linseed (or whatever you like). Personally I'd go with darker wood and the red would be deeper. Of course you can do a lot of things if you are handy with stains.
Getting mismatched wood and trying to stain it to match is not easy. Been there, done that. A lot of trial and error. For $25 more I'd get the close matched set.
Don't be afraid of a beat up set too, I got a POS set on Ebay and I refinished it, thought it looked cool as hell. If you plan on shooting your rifle, your beautiful wood will get messed up eventually.
If you get nice matching wood with good figure, you just want to oil it and keep it as it is. Oil finish looks awesome on a Czech rifle. All I did on this VZ24 is sweat out the cosmo and use Linseed oil.
If you get bland wood with little figure, you might just want to use a lacquer.
Just be careful with those UHG, they can be fragile when removing. I broke a couple in my day. Crazy glued one back together[/QUOTE
Thank you sir, some good info there.
Last edited by Brian22; 05-19-2016 at 06:58 AM.
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