Just put a dent in my Golden Boy forearm !!!

 

Damn!!

Happens,

Dont,worry about it. Keep shooting it.

Damn, it's ruined forever. The only place left for it now is the junkpile. Tell you what, I'll give you $10 and make sure it is properly disposed of.

Damn, it's ruined forever. The only place left for it now is the junkpile. Tell you what, I'll give you $10 and make sure it is properly disposed of.

 

Starting a personal Buyback Program hehe

Yeah yeah but it's only a week old. You bitches would whine too

Yeah yeah but it's only a week old. You bitches would whine too

 

Keep shooting it.........just keep shooting it........................or buy another gun and put this one on the safe untill the pain wears off and you forget about it after a while

Consider it a little bit of character, dent is such a harsh word

Consider it a little bit of character, dent is such a harsh word

 

Man, then I've got a S&W Model 10 with so much character, it makes The Walking Dead look like Tom and Jerry.

Btw, where did you find a golden boy? I've been looking for one, but the people with used ones want my firstborn child for it.

I scratched up the stock a little bit on mine a few month after I bought it. No big deal, I was annoyed with myself, of cose. Now if I were to gouge/scratch the shiny golden receiver, THEN I would shut up about it and blame anti-2A terrorists or the boogeyman

The scotch made me feel better. I'm good now

I did the same thing to my 870 Wingmaster within a couple of weeks of getting it. Closed my safe door on the stock.

 

I like the advice I saw somewhere. When you get a new gun, the first thing to do is to bang the stock, so you have your first dent out of the way and can enjoy shooting it.

Call or email Henry. I didnt like the way my fore stock fit when I bought mine, I sent them an e mail and within 3 hours they called me and sent me a new one for nothing. They even paid the shipping. Nice people to talk to, very friendly and concerned about their product. Happy shooting.

Man, then I've got a S&W Model 10 with so much character, it makes The Walking Dead look like Tom and Jerry.

 

Same here, got one cheap from Buds... mine is definitely a cop gun, its spent more time in a holster than being shot.

If it's a dent and not a scratch: you can try this.

 

lay a wet paper towel (soaked and 3 or 4 layers) over the dent and hold a hot iron over the spot. The steam will raise the grain and if you're lucky, bring it back to it's original level.

 

It will need a little very very fine sandpaper (300 or 400 grain) to smooth the raised grain to get it perfect again.

 

If the steaming and sanding takes of some color, rub a little stain and rub a little poly on it.

 

I did this on an old Remington 1100 stock I dented about a year ago and you can't find the spot now.

guns should be bought to use not admire. every gun i have has scratches and dings thats what makes them mine. dont worry about it

The scotch made me feel better. I'm good now

 

This is the first solution to any problem.

If it's a dent and not a scratch: you can try this.

 

lay a wet paper towel (soaked and 3 or 4 layers) over the dent and hold a hot iron over the spot. The steam will raise the grain and if you're lucky, bring it back to it's original level.

 

It will need a little very very fine sandpaper (300 or 400 grain) to smooth the raised grain to get it perfect again.

 

If the steaming and sanding takes of some color, rub a little stain and rub a little poly on it.

 

I did this on an old Remington 1100 stock I dented about a year ago and you can't find the spot now.

 

Yep - this works. Sorry to say, I've used this technique a few times.

 

 

pics?

If it's a dent and not a scratch: you can try this.

 

lay a wet paper towel (soaked and 3 or 4 layers) over the dent and hold a hot iron over the spot. The steam will raise the grain and if you're lucky, bring it back to it's original level.

 

It will need a little very very fine sandpaper (300 or 400 grain) to smooth the raised grain to get it perfect again.

 

If the steaming and sanding takes of some color, rub a little stain and rub a little poly on it.

 

I did this on an old Remington 1100 stock I dented about a year ago and you can't find the spot now.

 

this.........

 

If you use a heavy rag and soak it in hot water before using the iron, you may avoid damaging the finish.

Btw, where did you find a golden boy? I've been looking for one, but the people with used ones want my firstborn child for it.

 

They had one in the bass pro shop i went back to today. It was marked at msrp and wanted to buy it. I was informed they wo t sell to out of state buyers but could pay for one, plus a $50 transfer fee plus tax and then they would order one (not ship the one sitting in the store) and have it sent to my fll.

 

No thanks.

The best dent or scratch is the first one. Once you get that one you got it out of the way and can then relax and not worry about getting more of them. So congratulations.

 

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its only the 1st scratch or dent that bothers you not the others just like a new car the first hurts