Originally Posted by
TonyL
I'd be servicing it, replacing any parts needed, and leave the cosmetics alone. Always nice to have a sweet shooting "rough" gun that you're not over-precious over getting pis--d wet through or scrawked.
If the cylinder and barrel are good, costs should be minimal.
yeah, that's the sensible way to go, and value in that context probably just short of or maybe up to a ton, as mentioned above.
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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