Thanks TDR sorry for the delay haven't been on for a while.

Mine did the same when I fitted a longer latch rod, it turned out that the new rod had a slightly different profile when compared to the original, as I don't have a lathe I just put the latch rod in my cordless drill and used wet n dry till the profiles matched, fired ok after that.

As far as I'm aware all the superlight stocks are made from poplar regardless of colour Peter.
It is very easily damaged though.

Interesting thoughts BillyWhizz and thanks for your experience with refinishing your stock. I would love to give it a go but without any experience in stock refinishing I would rather have a practice at something that didn't matter first, especially as I am not sure how well Poplar takes stain compa...

I take your point about the lacquer removal Peter, there is a guy on the "airgunforum" that refinishes stocks, I may get in touch with him and let him do it.

Yes, I had thought of erring on the side of caution, in today's climate knowing my luck the Swatt squad would be paying a visit within 5 minutes.

Thanks Peter
Yes that's a good idea re model shop, it is indeed the green stained stock that looks transparent.
If I can't find anything I may end up doing the whole stock a different colour as I now prefer the brown stocks instead of the green.

Hi all I've got a S510TC with the superlight stock in forest green, while it's a nice stock it is also very soft and easily damaged. I have been in touch with both AA and Minelli with no success as to what stain or lacquer they use so that I can get some for touching up. Anybody know of anything tha...

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Love mine, it's a lefty as well.

I did it the tenmetrepeter way apart from using a torq key instead of a hex key.
The anti tamper screw is m3x6, I replaced mine with a m3x6mm round headed m3x6 hex screw.