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Unread 03-10-2017, 05:02 PM   #1
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the slightly heavier frame - but that matches one of my most favorite upland guns

do you hunt or shoot?
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I would do the VH differently. If my father gave me a 70 run of the mill Chevelle, original with a good interior but poor paint and I wanted to drive and enjoy it, I would paint it.

Thus with a gun that has the rusty and look to be slightly pitted outside barrels, I would have them redone. Probably between $300 to $500 depending upon who did them. Then the barrels would match the rest of the gun, in good shape. Someone put them away with sweat or wet. This would greatly increase the value in my opinion, and to your next generation.
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