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Is the Red Lava color supposed to be a wood grain? — 1 Answer

by Jesse Morgan, from KY, United States Asked on March 17, 2026

Name Hogue AR-15/M16 Kit - Grooved Beavertail Grip & Collapsible Buttstock for Commercial Buffer Tubes (4.8)
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Answered by Hogue, member, from NV, United States, on March 18, 2026

Red Lave is not supposed to be wood grain, it is just black swirled in to the red and we get random patterns

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