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11-17-2023, 11:53 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon
I know this has been discussed before, but I wondered if there might be some new "developments" in what best protects case colors.
I have a Parker VH that has extraordinary original case colors. I'd like to shoot it (some, not a great deal). I was advised that diminishing the case colors would really hurt the value of the gun (since the gun will likely be part of my estate when I kick the bucket, I'm not sure how much I care about "value"). However, I consider myself a caretaker of the gun, so I do care about its future. It's a fine example.
Is there a good product that does not alter the color, protects well...and is removable if desired at some later time?
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Destry has the answer: just shoot the damned thing. The value of these guns is what? and what will t be in 20 years?
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