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11-23-2015, 11:52 AM
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My feeling is unless you are perfectly satisfied with a gun you are better off selling it and purchasing what floats your boat. If you spend all that money on the engraving/re-coloring the gun will you then be perfectly satisfied???? Be honest with yourself. I know of plenty of collectors who have spent money improving a gun and where disappointed with the results and ended up selling the gun for a dollar loss.
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