Rolled the dice on a CH..

[Mike Franzen]

Good buy (I hope) Kirk. I saw that on there and thought the gun had a lot of potential.

[Kirk Potter]

Originally Posted by Mike Franzen

Good buy (I hope) Kirk. I saw that on there and thought the gun had a lot of potential.

Thanks, I hope so too.. If the barrels check out it'll definitely be getting a restoration.

[Richard Flanders]

That one can be brought back better than many; it's just a matter of time and money. We're very fortunate that we have a number of good gunsmiths available to us at this time who can work magic on a specimen like this one and make it look pretty much brand new.

[Ken Hill]

Kirk,

Let us know how the gun looks when you get it. Take your time with restoration.

Ken

[Mills]

To my eye it looks like more heavy use than abuse.

[Richard Flanders]

Roger that Mills. That gun has seen a LOT of field time. If only guns like that could talk and tell their stories.

[Craig Budgeon]

Kirk, It looks like you have made an astute purchase to me. Currently, the best features of your CH are those Bernard steel barrels, the gun still retains its skeleton steel buttplate, and it seems to lack the refinements that amateur gunsmiths often add.

[Kirk Potter]

I only let about 15 minutes pass between the time I found it and when I emailed the seller to buy.. I've always wanted a Bernard barrel gun and have only ever seen one other that cheap. Even though it needs a lot of work, at least I have it.

[Bruce Day]

mistake to this thread

[Kirk Potter]

Browsing through The Parker Story volume II this afternoon and I see that #60068 shows up on page 600 as one of the 45 C.E.P guns ordered by Charles Eddy Parker.