Gunsmithing: Stock Stripping 

I am just finishing up removing the finish on a 52 Superposed. I really wish I would have seen your video first. Great instruction. I also would like to know more about that vice you have.

Thank you for the valuable information. Great Video!

this video was awesome thanks for sharing and make more

Really enjoyed your video. You need to make more.

Great work there Subbed!

Great job sir

Love good stock woodworking

Thanks for the video, after some long years between doing any gun work I know find myself doing some left hand builds and all of the stocks I have at this point ( 5 ) have a poly finish ( which I hate ), not liking chemical removers I was happy as a bear in a bee apiary to see how you removed this finish. Thanks. Please cover how you're doing the checkering. I will finish my stocks with boiled linseed oil, buffed to a nice finished, but not shinny

Make a video with all the tools completed and show how they are used. It would make a great instructional video.

Those Bosch fine tools have really nice sander options, check them out.

Nice!

Man, I wish you made more videos. Could you let me know what vise you are using to hold that stock? I need one badly!

Great Video. I have always used this method. Except when I have to do a corn cob forend on a shotgun. Any suggestions? Thanks

What do you do with the checkering mask it off and finish around it or do you strip it to with liquid stripper

Kabar used as a scraping tool

What happen to pant remover to remove varnish. I'm a 4th generation wood worker my grandfather wood fire my ass if he was still alive for using a steel tool to remove varnish. Only steel wool with pant remover. I'v us 200 great to 800 great for wood stock's. Every one does it different remember just get it done ✅.

Instead of knives I often use broken glass broken Coke bottles works great

lots of talk prior to the actual info.......