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British guns are better bought for condition and low mileage than for name if you want your money back some day. Rattletraps tightened up by blacksmith methods will be impossible to sell by your heirs. Buy nameless guns in high condition and you will be rewarded when you sell. You will also not have to pay for needed repairs.
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