Man, great videos... I'm just getting into muzzle loading and have been getting alot from your videos :) Any chance you can do a cleaning video (muzzle loader)?
Hi, I've been looking at the prices of new black powder rifles theses days WHAT! Do you, can you, recommend a good, reasonably priced, budget, deer hunting rifle? If you please. Thanks.
can you get dents out of a varnish finished stock with steam??? and not damage the finish - the steam will cloud the finish and require refinishing on a new gun stock with a few dents - this is not an acceptable repair .... any one know how to remove dents with out using steam and damaging the finish??
A clock ticking, a cloth sizzling, a slow voice. Nothing else.
Beautiful video.
Thanks for watching.
Excellent old school vidio. Thank you.
I try to keep things that way. Thank you for watching.
Great advice as always....many thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Job well done as good home remedy...Good stuff...
Thanks!
great demo . might get a few dents out of my beautiful Feinwerkbau 300 stock!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video. I've only just found your channel. Liked and subscribed.
Thank you for watching and subscribing!
When it dries out do you get any dent coming back at all? Thx for the video, good job!
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No it stays the same. Thanks for watching!
I am amazed!
Man, great videos... I'm just getting into muzzle loading and have been getting alot from your videos :) Any chance you can do a cleaning video (muzzle loader)?
I'll try to get around to that. I'll put that on the "to do"list! Thanks for watching!
Amazing sir,
Thanks for watching!
Great video. Would doing that ruin the finish around the dent on a walnut stock? Thanks.
The trick is not to get the cloth too damp. Thanks for watching.
@@UncleSasquatchOutdoors Thanks for the response!
@@danielzdanivsky4984 You're welcome.
Just found your channel just subbed good information I was watching mike reeds channel seen where you had commented and punched on uncle Sasquatch
Thank ye kindly!
Some videos say you have to strip the coating from the wood? Is that necessary? Thanks
I didn't with this repair. I don't see where that would be necessary with most wood.
Hi,
I've been looking at the prices of new black powder rifles theses days WHAT! Do you, can you, recommend a good, reasonably priced, budget, deer hunting rifle? If you please. Thanks.
If you are talking about traditional rifles, check out Tradition. If you are talking inline, check out the CVA Wolf.
Uncle Sasquatch Thanks for the info brother. Yeah I was wanting the DGW Mississippi Rifle just can swing it.
Will that spot have to be revarnished?
You could but it didn't look bad enough to do so. Thanks for watching.
can you get dents out of a varnish finished stock with steam??? and not damage the finish - the steam will cloud the finish and require refinishing on a new gun stock with a few dents - this is not an acceptable repair .... any one know how to remove dents with out using steam and damaging the finish??
Good question.
Should I use washcloth or hand towel?
Either..just make it is damp and not soaking wet. Thanks for watching!
@@UncleSasquatchOutdoors it worked great! Thank you, the henry golden boy looks good as new!
One more time lol