What do you think of this?

[Chris T.]

What do you guys think of this one? It's supposed to be original unfired. I have seen it for sale before. Everything looks nice and crisp, but the case colors seem a little too muted, and the lever looks like it has a cyanide finish. I have my doubts, the real deal, or a nice refinish? Nice gun either way.

http://www.gunsinternational.com/Par...n_id=100250578

[Bill Murphy]

Nice gun.

[Dean Romig]

Yes, it is an extremely nice GHE but unfortunately the "unfired" claim is unfounded. There are circular primer impact marks around the firing pin holes on the standing breech. These impact marks would not be found on an unfired gun... but it sure hasn't been fired much!

BTW, in my opinion it has not been refinished.

[Ray Masciarella]

I never understood the claim "unfired" since all guns were and are fired at factory. What is an "unfired" gun?

Dean, how many times does a gun need to be fired before those rings appear?

[Dean Romig]

I suspect it could happen with just one firing.

I've seen and examined unfired guns and there is absolutely no evidence on the standing breech of any kind of impact marks.

I know they were test fired and patterned at the factory and how they came from the factory with no impact marks is a mystery to me.

[Pay Dirt]

I know B.C. Kinsey. http://www.bckinsey.com/
I purchased a beautiful Parker VH 20 from him several years ago when he ran the Kansas City Cabela's Gun Library and in fact just bought a 2 barrel 28 gauge RBL yesterday. I find him to be knowledgeable, honest and a pleasure to deal with.. I would highly recommend him.

[Dean Romig]

Nice VH Bobby and a splendid RBL too.

My observation on the GHE is not meant to be any kind of comment on the seller but the gun speaks for itself.

[Ray Masciarella]

Maybe the rings were polished out and frame recolor touch up?

[Dean Romig]

We may never know.

[Pay Dirt]

Just ask.

http://www.bckinsey.com/


I lifted this image off of his website.
Maybe I was wrong, he does look kind of shifty.