PjayUK66 .22LR Jul 11, 2017 #1 Hey Guys Quick question, does anybody know what the wood is Mossberg used for the 600AT furniture? I have removed mine and commenced stripping it ready for a Krylon camo job (its my hunting shotgun) but the grain actually seems pretty nice. Though it was beech but not sure!
Hey Guys Quick question, does anybody know what the wood is Mossberg used for the 600AT furniture? I have removed mine and commenced stripping it ready for a Krylon camo job (its my hunting shotgun) but the grain actually seems pretty nice. Though it was beech but not sure!
old mossy Administrator Staff member Administrator Global Moderator Jul 11, 2017 #2 Mossberg stocks are mostly birch. They do make a walnut also.
nitesite Average Guy Moderator "Philanthropist" Jul 11, 2017 #4 I think it would probably be Birch. Walnut is much heavier and more dense. And expensive for them to produce.
I think it would probably be Birch. Walnut is much heavier and more dense. And expensive for them to produce.
ripjack13 Resident Sawdust Maker Staff member Administrator Supporter "Philanthropist" Jul 11, 2017 #5 Birch is light colored, off white to a tan, where as walnut is a dark color. From light brown to dark brown, almost black.... http://www.wood-database.com/
Birch is light colored, off white to a tan, where as walnut is a dark color. From light brown to dark brown, almost black.... http://www.wood-database.com/
ripjack13 Resident Sawdust Maker Staff member Administrator Supporter "Philanthropist" Jul 11, 2017 #6 Got any pics of it?
PjayUK66 .22LR Jul 12, 2017 #7 I'll post up some pics later today, I am at work at the moment. I am going to hit it with primer tonight and see how it turns out.
I'll post up some pics later today, I am at work at the moment. I am going to hit it with primer tonight and see how it turns out.
nitesite Average Guy Moderator "Philanthropist" Jul 12, 2017 #8 If I ever see/hold a certified-for-sure factory walnut stock on a modern Mossberg gun I will faint.