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Originally Posted by series guy
Easy to dismiss these guns until you shoot one. When you feel the trigger glide back with a mere 6 or so pounds of effort and watch 5 or 6 bullets poke but a single hole in the target a spell is cast and you begin to realize that stock original perfect guns are for shooters with no imagination. : )
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I'm not dismissing it, series guy, I'm just not a shooter. I collect guns that I am drawn to. If a gun isn't sexy, I'm not interested. I have shooter/self-defense guns that I practice with but they only make up a small part of my accumulation. I like wood, cased colors, nickel, engraving, etc. This is a nice gun with its functional modifications, but it just doesn't make my mouth water. This is a conversation I've had with a lot of my local collector friends. I'll pick up a high condition antique firearm and the first thing they want to do is shoot it!
