Saturday, January 14, 2006

I'll Buy That!

I'd give $50 for it, how about you?
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11 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:59 AM

    So, as a gun newbie, what would I do with it?

    I presume I would need to start by totally soaking it in something for several days. Then perhaps a solid scrubbing and polishing with some brushes.

    Am I totally off base here?

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  2. Anonymous11:14 AM

    I'd give $52

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  3. AlanDP1:04 PM

    Is it rusted solid, or does it still move?

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  4. Anonymous1:15 PM

    $20 Lotta work to do. My free time ain't free.

    Kroil to get the dang thing apart, then a few days in a Electrolytic Rust Removal tank.

    http://www.bhi.co.uk/hints/rust.htm

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  5. Jim3:33 PM

    I once got a US Revolver in38 s&w for $20. It wasn't pretty but it worked. This isn't worth bringing back unless is was a documented custer's last stand pistol. ThenI wouldn't do anything to it.

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  6. Anonymous6:26 PM

    I'd pay $49.

    Wait, I think I misunderstood the point...

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  7. Anonymous8:55 PM

    $25

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  8. Dr. StrangeGun9:53 PM

    mmmm I'd have to say no.

    I'd say yes normally and otherwise, but look carefully at the kind of damage there. Fine rust all over, little deep or pitted rust, missing grips.

    I dare say that pistol's been through a fire, and that ruins the temper on every single piece.

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  9. Anonymous4:07 AM

    $15. I'd make it into a doorhandle.

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  10. Anonymous6:22 PM

    What would you use it for? Conversation piece? Paperweight?
    Without anything more lofty in mind, I'd give $5 for it.

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  11. Anonymous6:33 PM

    $10. Paperweight.

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