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A great illustration of the importance of doing all the details correctly when restoring a gun. To do it right it takes many hours, attention to detail & the right craftsmen for the various jobs.
There's nothing like seeing five flying turnips given a new lease on life.
Brian: Thanks for showing all of us how it should be done!!!!
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