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Old 09-11-2013, 02:41 PM   #1
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Mr. Spencer makes a very good case on all sides.

But whether it is a Parker or a Purdey, I always try to first ask myself "does this gun need any work to be a prideful part of shooting once again?"

If I can't answer "yes" immediately, I leave it alone.

If the answer is yes, I then ask myself "how little will it take to achieve that status?"

And frankly, the answer to that is almost never a total restoration -- which in my view effectively obliterates the gun's value as an artifact of shooting history.

That's just my two cents... and some change.
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