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11-30-2017, 01:32 PM

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Mills PGCA Lifetime Member Since 3rd Grade

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Originally Posted by Kirk Potter

Personally, I like bringing far gone guns back from the dead and restoring them to their former glory.. Although this ones not far gone you might as well have the work done.. If you plan on keeping it, then why not? I don’t really care if I’m under water on guns that I plan on keeping anyways. Also under water now might not be in 5-10 years anyways.

You're speaking my language. Besides, the before and after photos are more striking if you start in really bad shape

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