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Please bear with me I'm a noobie!
I just received a Buck Brahma new in box and am wanting to treat the leather
Handle.Wanting to know if doing this will affect the value.If not ,any suggestions
On a product that wont affect the color too much.

Thanks everyone
 
Anything you use is going to darken it quite a bit. I like mink oil. Some people like other conditioners or ren wax. Sno seal seems like a good option.
In my mind, it is better in regards to the value to use some kind of conditioner than to let it dry out too much but ymmv.
 
Anything you use is going to darken it quite a bit. I like mink oil. Some people like other conditioners or ren wax. Sno seal seems like a good option.
In my mind, it is better in regards to the value to use some kind of conditioner than to let it dry out too much but ymmv.
Thanks for your answer
 
Sno-seal user here, I have a quantity stashed from 20 years ago just in case they stop making it.

Parker
 
If you use it, it will absorb enough oils from your skin to keep it from drying out.

However, if you're concerned about it losing value, you can't use it.

So, I'd say mink oil/leather conditioner.
 
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