It is technically a hardwood, but is about the same density as most pines, very porous and tends to be a little brittle, but easily worked.
Walnut is perhaps not the most ideal stock wood in terms of strength characteristics, but when its exceptional color, graining and weight is considered it has been the wood of choice for gun makers. Gunstocks have traditionally been made from walnut, with other woods substituted for economy in more modern manufacture and in military arms. There are a few simple reasons why this occurs and a few simple things you can do to prevent cracks. If you have ever owned a shotgun or seen very many of them you are likely witness to cracked forearms and stock wrists in some older guns. Why Your Shotgun Stock Cracks and How to Avoid It
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