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Old 05-11-2016, 01:45 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Rick Losey View Post
"shooter" will mean different things to different people

to me - there is no difference in any of the safety or structural features (lock up, solid wood and such) between a "shooter" and a good condition gun

a shooter is simply one that has finish issues

any thing else (wood issues, rust) falls to the "project" class
Generally, I am fine with certain levels of project guns, largely determined by what I can do myself. Wood is not problem to address, surface rust is OK, and since I like rust bluing barrels, learning how to work with damascus seems like a good next step.
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