Kral np02

[tomburras 2,730]

21 hours ago, JakeFury said:

I have a Puncher Jumbo... Not an NP02

I wanted one of them but they didn't have one, lovely looking gun.

[tomburras 2,730]

1 hour ago, Dervburner said:

Yerr, I’ve been guilty of that myself. Been stopping myself from buying an fx crown for the last couple of years. Don’t need one,got loads of air rifles already, it’s just.............

 

I'm same but iv been behaving well! I bought a cheapo diana stormrider iv stripped cleaned, re sealed, polished and regulated it. It has cyl and reg guage and its a really accurate little gun now.

[JakeFury 225]

19 hours ago, tomburras said:

I wanted one of them but they didn't have one, lovely looking gun.

How's your oil job coming on? 

Does it carry the shine at all, like true oil or just sink in for a little added protection like Danish oil.... Got any more pics? 

[tomburras 2,730]

8 hours ago, JakeFury said:

How's your oil job coming on? 

Does it carry the shine at all, like true oil or just sink in for a little added protection like Danish oil.... Got any more pics? 

Hi, sorry had some long shifts and not had time during the last few days. Iv given it 3 coats so far and it's soaking in really well - no shine yet and looks miles better protected. I will do another couple of coats and put a pic up on Friday, I don't know if the camera will pic it up but I can see a great improvement. It was very dry and looked like it would absorb water when new. 

[JakeFury 225]

4 minutes ago, tomburras said:

Hi, sorry had some long shifts and not had time during the last few days. Iv given it 3 coats so far and it's soaking in really well - no shine yet and looks miles better protected. I will do another couple of coats and put a pic up on Friday, I don't know if the camera will pic it up but I can see a great improvement. It was very dry and looked like it would absorb water when new. 

Unless youve got a setting oil with polyols it won't shine you best be careful you don't saturate it.... What's the oil called? 

Gotta check it out.. 

[tomburras 2,730]

6 hours ago, JakeFury said:

Unless youve got a setting oil with polyols it won't shine you best be careful you don't saturate it.... What's the oil called? 

Gotta check it out.. 

Nope it's not an oil that will set, I just wanted to give it a bit of oil to protect it and take the dry look away. Here is a link.....

Premium Grade Gun Stock oil 2 bottles.

WWW.EBAY.CO.UK

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New handy size 30 ml bottles to fit into your gun case pocket with easy pour dropper spout. It's...

I'm putting it on a little bit at a time and working it in with my bare hands. It's going in really nicely and I'm very pleased with it. I did not want to use tru oil on it as I like it as it is. Seems good stuff considering it was cheap too.

 

 

[philpot 5,062]

My old clay shooting friend used to give his stocks a lift every few years using a tiny amount of linseed on his hands rubbing it in hade his hands quite hot but the effect was lovely. I did it once many many years ago, not as good a stock as his gun at thet time but nevertheless I was very pleased. An old gunmaker in sheffield where I used to live also used this method to finish his stock work although not sure what oil he used.

Phil

[JakeFury 225]

9 hours ago, philpot said:

My old clay shooting friend used to give his stocks a lift every few years using a tiny amount of linseed on his hands rubbing it in hade his hands quite hot but the effect was lovely. I did it once many many years ago, not as good a stock as his gun at thet time but nevertheless I was very pleased. An old gunmaker in sheffield where I used to live also used this method to finish his stock work although not sure what oil he used.

Phil

As I understand Tru Oil is linseed based Phil... I must be right boring as I'm actually looking forward to doing my Walther LGV... Doh..