Fox Oracles:
I have acquired a very nice 1910 A Grade, 28", light twelve. It has about 95+% original blue and about 85% wood finish. The stock is pretty, but I would like to apply some kind of finish to places where varnish is rubbed off without altering, disturbing the rest of the finish. Do y'all have any suggestions? What finish did Ansley put on originally? What might be done to fill or raise small dents or gouges? Its a nice unaltered gun and I don't want to do anything major to the wood. Thanks Gents!
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