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Charles, the best way to find your grandfathers gun is to work backwards. Start with your family, it’s only been a couple generations. Contact all family members and friends/family of your grandfather and do some investigating. Somebody will likely remember what happened to that gun. It might still be in the family. When you get leads, use the internet to locate these people and reach out. Be patient, be persistent. Good luck.
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