Hi guys. I have a 60's Remington 700 with the high-gloss walnut stock. There are a few small, shallow dents and creases in the stock, presumably received over time as the rifle stood in the closet (of the former owner). I'm aware of the technique of steaming out stock dents but I've only tried it on old military weapons. What special precautions need to be taken with the glossy (epoxy?) Remington stock? Will the steaming trick even work? Am I better off just accepting the dents as evidence of "character"? Thanks in advance for your help!
vanfunk
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vanfunk
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semper ubi sub ubi