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What to seal barrel channel and action cuts of new stock??
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I need to put my barreled action in my finished stock. But I want to put some sort of sealant (waterproofing) within the stock cuts. What should I use??
Thanks....advice much appreciated.
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I'd use tounge oil.
 
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I've used everything from marine spar varnish, to urethanes, Tru-Oil, tung oil, and thinned epoxy. They all work to a certain degree, but IMO, it's almost impossible to completely waterproof a wooden stock.
 
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Any water thin sealer will work fine.

I do that on a new stock as I finish it, but you can expect to have to do some more inletting before the barrel and action will go back in...


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Thank you gentlemen....I went out and bought "tung oil"....will do.
 
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