Rifle wood finish protection

[PROD49]

I have a sako 7mag that I'm taking on an elk hunt. This is one of several rifles I received from my dad that are gorgeous. 70's blonde stocks, no scratches or dings. What is the best way of protecting finish from dings and scratches?

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[ATX Tyler]

Maybe some of that cling wrap type of camo tape? Not sure how rough the country will be that you're going through, but that might do the trick to save it from most minor dings and scratches without putting a bunch of glue/tape residue.

https://www.amazon.com/McNett-Tactical-Camo-Protective-Camouflage/dp/B00YQ28XVQ

[IowaHunter]

Not using it.

But I wouldn’t sweat getting some dings in the gun because your Pop would be out there with you. It’s a gun!

[M16]

http://www.bocashield.com

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[PROD49]

http://www.bocashield.com


http://www.bocashield.com/products/

Awesome!

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[GarrettH]

I tend to agree with IowaHunter just because my great uncle passed down to me a Savage 250-3000 that I hunt with often and while it is in excellent shape it does have worn down spots and a ding or two. I see those as what came before me. He killed 40 plus elk with it, pure headshots, and I'm reminded of the hunter and man that he was everytime I take it out. So I guess I'm saying when you pass it down one day it may have a small nick or two but it was you that did it... maybe I'm getting too sentimental, haha

[bboswell]

I would just use it but you could put it in a synthetic stock while hunting.

[Razorback01]

Pictures would help!

[IowaHunter]

Pictures would help!

Bingo - I love seeing sexy rifles.

[hchntr]

Don’t use it at all.
Or change out the stock on it.
But I would use it and not worry about it.


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[Javelin]

a gun you are worried about scratching is not worth having sentimental value or not. every gun I have i use. i take care of them but I use them. they all get bumps and bruises

[xman59]

I have a sako 7mag that I'm taking on an elk hunt. This is one of several rifles I received from my dad that are gorgeous. 70's blonde stocks, no scratches or dings. What is the best way of protecting finish from dings and scratches?

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order a boyds laminated stock to hunt with,, or leave it home,,,,, pretty aint worth a dang if your afraid to ding it

[trophy8]

Not real worried about rifles. I’ll baby my sporting clays gun. But I hunt hard with any of my rifles. Thousands of dollars in some. That’s what they were built for!!

[Texastaxi]

I don't know if you can buy them, but I'm sure you could have a neoprene sock made to cover the stock.

[SAC]

I don't know if you can buy them, but I'm sure you could have a neoprene sock made to cover the stock.

http://www.bocashield.com


http://www.bocashield.com/products/