Rifle stock Repair

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Don't use Gorilla goo, Superglue or any type of epoxy.

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[Gunsnwater]

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Don't use Gorilla goo, Superglue or any type of epoxy.

I always used acraglass from brownells, I recently read that superglue was cutting edge on stock cracks. Could you spread a little more light on the subject? I understand he has nice wood and a hi-gloss finish. I only worked on old millitary shooters with oil finish.

[WarPig1976]

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[WarPig1976]

I always used acraglass from brownells, I recently read that superglue was cutting edge on stock cracks.

I'll say this, Acraglass does have it's place in some stock work, it's just not ideal in this case.
I don't know where you read Superglue is the new be all end all, but forgive me for those who use or have used it. It's a Bubba thing an has no place on a firearm. Especially since actual wood glue exists.
To be honest, some cracks shouldn't even be messed with depending on where and/or they are getting worse.

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