Birchwood Casey Gun Stock Wax, 3 oz.

It works. Works great on Hatsan hand oil rubbed walnut stocks and on the metal.

I keep reading where people are avoiding metal and dissembling. To each his own. I goob it all over thick, except for butt pad and checkering, let dry, and use a nice Horse hair shoe polishing brush. And buff it out just like a pair of Army boots. Repeat many times. After you really get it right, then handle your Rifle, all ya gotta do it buff it w/ Horse hair bush and it looks like ya just waxed it. Then time to time like one guy mentioned on a rainy day. Wax the you know what outtin it again. Dont use sparingly. Horse hair brush makes all the diff. I got tired of using cloths. And one day the thought came to me. Why not use my Horse hair brush. Awesome results. Reg shoe brush = no deal. Get a Horse hair brush.... Happy buffing.

Great product! Keeps all my wood stocks and grips looking beautiful and protected.

Sell in bigger bottles!

Everybody has their own favorite products and this is one of mine. I've applied this product to all of my wood air rifle stocks and to the wood grips on my Walther CP88. If you ever need a relaxing time on a crappy weather day where you can't shoot outside, do some preventive maintenance and apply some of this to your stocks. I like to apply it, rub it in and apply another coat and let that one dry then buff it out. Gives the wood a nice shine. It's great for cleaning up the metal too.

Price. Ease of use.

Make it thicker. It takes many coats on some stockks to get a shine.

Does the job. Stock looks great.

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I striped down,customized and stained the stock on my Benji xl1100 and used the wax to seal it in. It looks great with a slight luster on the raw wood. Haven't tried it on a finished stock yet.

Really easy to use, not messy and didn't leave any residue on my custom walnut thumbhole stock for my Marauder Pistol. It really brought out the color and helps to keep her nice in low humidity places.

A larger bottle.

Easy to use. Really brings out the grain and provides a lusterous protective coat on your stock.

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Follow the directions. Tape off rubber butt pads. Use a tooth brush to work it into the checkering first, then finish the rest of the stock with a soft cloth. I prefer to disassemble my stock from the rifle when applying it so as not to get it on the blued parts.

Very easy to use. Just rub a light coat on, and buff it off. This product will leave a really nice finish and feel to your gun stocks. It keeps my Walnut TX200 Mk111 stock looking great!

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Be very careful around fish scaling or checkering. I also don't go to close to the Ventilated rubber buttpad, because It will leave a white powder when dried. I use a tooth brush to get rid of any residue.

Clean and convenient to use. Produces soft, water resistant finish on oiled wood or leather.

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Easily polished on smooth surfaces but more difficult to finish in areas of checkering or fine grooves. Shoe brush works well for such areas.