Kozmos.... and to add yet another on your other:
I kind of assumed that because our stock is laminated, it must already be sealed (or is it?). BUT, should I be sealing or treating the now sanded away surface area that I've created as a result of baring the once finished wood?
I have slowly been reaching the point of sensory overload with all the information and seemingly conflicted opinions/reports via RimfireCentral.com.....
Ferinstance:
* "Tupperware" (plastic) stocks flex via the heat of a warmed barrel
* synthetic stocks change shape when exposed to heat/cold
* wood stocks are susceptible to humidity
* bedding only works well on certain stocks
* bedding & barrels make no difference unless or until you're an EXPERT shooter
etc, Etc., ET CETERA !?!?!
In the meantime I can have fun with it, but I guess I should be out shooting some more rather than subscribing to the voodoo of expensive mods.
I kind of assumed that because our stock is laminated, it must already be sealed (or is it?). BUT, should I be sealing or treating the now sanded away surface area that I've created as a result of baring the once finished wood?
I have slowly been reaching the point of sensory overload with all the information and seemingly conflicted opinions/reports via RimfireCentral.com.....
Ferinstance:
* "Tupperware" (plastic) stocks flex via the heat of a warmed barrel
* synthetic stocks change shape when exposed to heat/cold
* wood stocks are susceptible to humidity
* bedding only works well on certain stocks
* bedding & barrels make no difference unless or until you're an EXPERT shooter
etc, Etc., ET CETERA !?!?!
In the meantime I can have fun with it, but I guess I should be out shooting some more rather than subscribing to the voodoo of expensive mods.
