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Just received this M1906 off Guns Intl. It is an early rifle, PR’d in 12 of 1909. One of the nicest ones I have ever seen. Nice Lyman 1-A attached, and what you seldom see, a minty bore. Someone took care of this Boys rifle. Maybe he had a Dad like me that insisted he clean it good after use. Now, I will hand it off to my buddy for a thorough cleaning and a Ren-Waxing. Big Larry

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Looks good right now, some wax will really make it pop!!

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Looks like only thing missing is the hang-tag.  How do you use the Ren-Wax? 

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This is how Larry does it.

This is museum quality wax and has no acids.

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clarence said
Looks like only thing missing is the hang-tag.  How do you use the Ren-Wax?   

Wax on, wax off. According to Mr. Miago. The stuff is expensive, but smells great. Ups your 90% gun to a 95%’er. Many museums use it. Almost every gun I own is Ren-Waxed.  Big Larry

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Chuck said
This is how Larry does it.

He said nothing about degreasing the metal before application.  Wouldn’t that be necessary for the wax to adhere properly?

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clarence said

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This is how Larry does it.

He said nothing about degreasing the metal before application.  Wouldn’t that be necessary for the wax to adhere properly?  

I don’t grease my guns. I clean them and apply a thin cote with a silicone cloth. The Ren Wax seems to adhere OK. I have never had a problem.

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Very nice, congrats!

 

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Very, very nice Big Larry.

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Thanks all. As a Winchester 22 collector I was happy to add this rifle to my collection. I already had a very late M06, just about as nice as this one, but this one is marked M1906 and I just had to have it.  Big Larry

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Just wondering, does the wax cause the gun to feel ‘sticky’?  RDB

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rogertherelic said
Just wondering, does the wax cause the gun to feel ‘sticky’?  RDB  

Absolutely not. A little slippery though.  Big Larry

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