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The Technoid writing for Shotgun Report, LLC If you are a Browning Superposed fan (as I certainly am), treat yourself to Schwing’s book on the Superposed. The killer thing about the Browning salt wood was that it most affected the higher grade guns. The main salt wood years seemed to be pretty much 1967~71 or so. I don’t know what their current policy is as all salt wood guns are over 30 years old now. When I got my wood replaced about 12 years ago, Browning charged a discounted price for the wood. For those of us who bought the guns second hand, one has to pay for the wood. If you are the original owner of the gun, it’s free. Most people end up contacting the Browning factory (Browning Arms, One Browning Place, Morgan, UT 84050,) ordering replacement wood. I had a Superposed 410 with salt wood and tried a few things to see if it would help, but none did. Either of these shops will have people with salt wood experience and their opinion will count for much more than mine. You might contact Art’s Gun and Sport Shop, 6008 Highway “Y”, Hillsboro, MO 63050, or Mid-West Gun Works (ex-Arts employees). You’d think that you could set up an Accraglass dam between the head of the stock and the metal, but no one I’ve ever spoken with has been successful. Without exception all that I have spoken to say to replace the wood. No, I know of no way to “unsalt” a salt-wood Browning.

I sealed it well with permelene stock finish, even put rig on metal touching wood. Know any way to unsalt salt wood? stock is finished and beautiful fancy figure but it rust action and tangs.

Browning salt wood years