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Yes I saw this one before and it looks great! I hesitated in posting pictures of what I had done as it pales by comparison to yours but then I thought. It's good to show all aspects of refinishes. Ones you take it down to bare wood and ones you just clean. Beautiful job on yours though. Mark T.

Hello All, Well, I knida sorta followed ripjack’s suggestion. Looking at the stock I realized it wasn’t in as bad a shape (dirty) as I said. I didn’t remove ALL the parts from it. I’d read too many horror stories on potential problems with re-assembly. I did remove the butt plate and trigger...

That sounds like a great plan. Thanks for all the details. I've used simple green on other things and it's a nice way to go. I suck as a photographer but I'll do my best. Mark T.

I know this probably has been asked a dozen times before and there's scores of websites out there that give you exact details on how to do it and what to use but I think my question is a little different.... I have and old Mossberg rifle (1950) that I want to cleanup a bit. It's in good shape...

OK, I'll give him a shout. Thanks. Mark T.

Hello, Is there a difference in a 1950 model 151K and a 1951 model. My understanding is they only made them those (2) years. Thanks. Mark T.

Hello, Does the 151k come with sling swivels from the factory? I mean are they even drilled for the sling swivels? I've seen a few pictures of them and they don't even look like the stocks are drilled for swivels. Is this something you do yourself? I know the swivels are the same for the 151M...

Just found this forum and I think it will be very informative as I'm a new Mossberg owner and will have lots of questions. Mark T.

My screen name is my name and my avatar is just something I found on the internet that I thought looked cool. Mark T.

Hello, I was doing a search for information on what an original 1946 151M sling would/should look like. Mark T.