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Unread 11-16-2023, 12:09 AM   #10
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It looks good to me. Old scratches and dents add character and may just reflect good times that will not come again so I like to leave them as I find them, wood repair and careful taking down a rough finish and bringing it back with oil and elbow grease often is good enough. That gun is much nicer than my old 20 Trojan and I like it just the way it is. Just my preference. My 20 Model 12 was about a 95% gun and my Dad just had to have it so I let him enjoy and it is about a 65% gun now from his wear on it but I love it just the way he left it to me.
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