I plan on using this for brass and brass alloy rifle receivers with wood stocks. Will it damage the wood or wood finish?
523936
I cannot answer that question because I have not shined any metal surface next to a wood connection.
2057106
Brass should be softer than your bore on your guns so it should not score. Also this is a patch holder so you should always used with a patch with or without the clearning solvent. Use with a good cleaning rod made cleaning much easier. Hope this answer your question.
235348
Wood stock and fore-grip, nicely finished, really nice gun, hope this helps you Bruce...
77444
I don't know..I have used it on mostly brass..I think it probably would work..would not be afraid to try it
1979108
I have put it on rubber many times (but not necessarily on an O ring or air gun), and no degradation from what I can see. You may want to check with the air guns mfg though. I'd think it should be ok though.
185857
I used it on the butler creek folding polymer stock on my mini 14, It worked great and also on an 870 12g magnum the threads seem to work well with wood or plastic stock options.
1662617
Do you need to sand finished wood before using. I want to paint my wooden gun stock.
1206801
Absolutely! I learned of it from other gun users and gun bulletin boards. I use it on shot gun receivers, gas pistons, trigger groups, slides, etc. Any surface where friction, sliding, scoring or galling can occur. A very little amount is all that is needed for protection. Avoid the addage, "if a little is good, a lot is better".
1011916
I have not had any problems with the gun. First of all, is it turned up too high where it is actually driving the nail all the way through the wood? You may want to practice on a two by four to test the depth setting. Second of all, and this is probably a stupid question but you do have the correct brad nails in, right? I have not had any problems with mine - it worked wonderfully for me. Sorry, I wasn't any more help.
251749
Have just used the product on brass. Cannot answer that for you. Works wonder on brass.
737381
I would not think you have a problem. Brass is pretty soft...The bore is pretty hard. If it were mine, I wouldn't be too concerned.
1947079
It will have trouble with oak. I have seen the driver tip on the gun break as a result. You need to use a 15 gage gun
1807983
It hasn't damaged any surface I have used it on. Might want to test it first. I did spray it on bare wood by accident with no ill effects.
1068223
It works great on the firearms that I haved used it on. A good product for both the steel and wood. Use lightly and buff with micorfiber cloth. Repeat process.
857116
i got one on my 870 wood stock and it should work on about any wood stock the pads are adjustable/ universal
1706469
Sorry, I used a Chinese model 53 Carbine Mosin Nagant Style Rifle, Had to do some sanding/Grinding for it to Fit Like I wanted. I have a Hex Barrel 91/30 and the original stock is pretty decent, All serial numbers match,The Hex Receiver is worth more as a collectors Gun, leave it as is,if you can.
259086
I say yes, tumble it, brass comes out clean, but dark and blotchy.Also make sure you dry them out very well, water stays in the primer area, and if you load a primer with moisture in it, it will kill the primer. Tumbling will help with this.