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No person who has been convicted of a felony under chapter 22-42 or of a felony for a crime with the same elements in another state may possess or have control of a firearm. A violation of this section is a Class 6 felony.
Generally, wood restoration on a gun involves stripping off the original varnish, repairing dents and gouges in the wood through steaming or sanding, and refinishing with either a new stain or finish. Bluing is a process that protects steel guns against corrosion and helps maintain the gun's finish.
Assuming its a firearm, carefully disassemble it. Spray a light coat of WD40 on it, then gently remove the surface rust with fine steel wool. Then use appropriate cleaning solution to remove any residue, and then apply a quality gun oil. Even if it's not a gun, it works the same.
Under South Dakota state law, it is illegal for someone to have/buy a gun if s/he: was convicted in South Dakota or another state of a crime of violence; (Note: It is illegal for 15 years after the person was last discharged from prison, jail, probation, or parole for the crime);
A valuable rare gun with worn finish can be worth more to a collector (because its the original historical piece) than the same gun looking like new from a refinish. Even a factory refinish diminishes the value they will pay, not because of the quality of the work, but simply because it's not the original finish.
Longevity. Do you want to be able to pass down your firearm to future generations? Then it's probably a good idea to restore it. Restoration improves functioning and condition, effectively resetting the clock on the life of your firearm.
On classic, collectible gun, removing its "patina" - what's left of the original finish, even if it's discolored - and re-bluing it is a BAD IDEA. If the gun is not highly collectible, or you just have a sentimental need to restore it to the "factree" new appearance it had when Dad brought it home, go ahead.
South Dakota law allows people over 18, including nonresidents, to carry concealed handguns in vehicles without a permit. A person who is under the age of eighteen years of age may carry a concealed pistol ?in the presence of a parent or legal guardian,?2 and this exception could apply in vehicles.