Uberti's are not known for their wood, it is walnut but not like the HRA wood for sure. They use a reddish stain that some owners strip off right away. However, I have been using some fine furniture wax on mine once in awhile, and did it again tonight. I really like it. Some of the grain is coming out, which was not so much evident when I bought it.
And yes it is showing some wear & tear from packing it around in the saddle scabbard, and shooting lots as well. It's a cowboy rifle with character marks!
I didn't buy it to just look at it, although that gives me great pleasure too....
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Uberti wood
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Re: Uberti wood
Nothing wrong with the looks of that wood. I have known a few people that had a plane looking stock and did strip it down and put a good oil finish on and found the wood to look much better than it use to.
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Re: Uberti wood
Nothing wrong with that at all. Too fancy and you would be afraid to carry it in the saddle.
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