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Spent the day with the best gunsmith west of the Atlantic.
Various and sundry pistol tweaks as well as a clean and inspect on a Parker.
DHE 20 in pieces. Reassembled with no leftovers.
I thought this was most interesting.
Was it a factory practice to date stamp this type of work?
Can't decipher the cryptic notations.
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A gun, no matter how fine, serves its' destiny only when shot.
Parts is parts
Spent the day with the best gunsmith west of the Atlantic.
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