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04-24-2016, 07:43 PM
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Happened again. Old buddy from school showed up last Sunday with his Triumph TR4. After looking at a few guns, he told me he had an old double that he would like cleaned up to put over the fireplace. I told him I would be happy to do it. He returned an hour later. In the door came a LC Smith Pigeon Grade. 12 Ga., Crown Steel barrels, made 1894. Again I told him I would be happy to clean her, but would like to purchase. He told me the gun really belonged to his wife, and would have to OK it with her. A deal was struck. WHAT DO I DO NOW?
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04-24-2016, 08:11 PM
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No problem cleaning up the Smith for your friend, or buying it from him. It is a nice gun. However, I would avoid anyone who would build or drive such a car. Are you a very young guy? You need a mentor.
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