That is a " labor of love " gun not one easily flipped for big bucks. Still, it has potential to the right person. Like it always does, it comes down to the barrels. If they cleanup well all the rest is simple. If they are trashed then you could still fix her up or put tubes in it to make it a shooter. But hard to carry it if you end up with a 10-11 pound 20 ga hammer gun.
Don't get me wrong I love these kind of guns. Witnessed by the fact I have several dozen of them either restored, repaired or awaiting one or the other. I figure that if I did not do it they would be scrap or hanging over some fireplace. If you loose heart or come to your sense let me know. Always room for one more project gun along the gun room wall.
Last edited by KY Jon; 12/12/14 04:16 PM.
