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paul, im a newb but from what ive been seeing, the "smilely" blade seems to be the majority for the w&b's. i like 'em, the weight is incredible!

thanks stropper, where can i get neatsfoot oil? i'd like to give it a shot before i get the acrylics mounted! 1819-1820? wow, true old school, i had no idea it was that old. :rock:

thanks for the compliment smeagol, you aren't the only one waiting for a cleaner version! out of the other 3 SRs I've picked up, this is the most anticipated restoration and I'll definitely post...

thanks Stropper. I'll definitely keep the original scales, I was gonna trash 'em, but thank you for the advice, i'll keep the scalesl and learn how to freshen them up. any idea what they're made...

stropper, that w&b looks Killer in red! I now know what my idea will look like, sorta. I'm going for a red & black marble acrylic handle, but the red acrylic looks so good, it put a smile on my...