Parker from 1911

[D. Shane Burton]

I hope someone can find your gun in the book and give you more detail. If it's in the book, they'll be able to tell you the barrel length from the factory so you'll know if they're cut-down or not.

I agree with selling them to someone who'll appreciate them. Unappreciative heirs will just sell them anyway.

Shane

[Greg Kitchens]

Originally Posted by D. Shane Burton

I hope someone can find your gun in the book and give you more detail. If it's in the book, they'll be able to tell you the barrel length from the factory so you'll know if they're cut-down or not.

I agree with selling them to someone who'll appreciate them. Unappreciative heirs will just sell them anyway.

Shane

I was a deputy once and relieved a gentleman of a 1918 Colt that was completely original. He likely had it for personal protection for the drug deal he had recently made as I also put into evidence a quantity of marijuana and a "Crack cookie". I could not help to wonder just how long that 45 had been in his family.