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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Marco Island, Florida
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YES...............
Look at the "L" on the grip, (corresponding to the "LW" on the frame), which a subsequent owner converted to an "E" with a pocket knife. Look at ALL with markings carved into the wood grips. This is CLEARLY the same pistol. The current owner may not wish to confirm what he actually paid for it, but it is the same pistol advertised by Jackson Arms. |
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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No I did not pay the advertised gunbroker price. The price was bumped up to cover the cost of the auction site. I paid less than 10 for it. If wanted to ask someone's opinion as to what they think its worth then you don't lead with "oh by the way I paid this much for it... Now what do you think it's worth" I wanted an untainted opinion that is all. Lets get back to the original meaning of the post... I wanted to see what you guys would say about it so I could have an honest 3rd party opinion of the pistol. I know some if not most of you have your feels about Jackson's one way or another. I forgot to crop out their card... Again I wanted an untainted opinion about the pistol strictly based on what it is and not where it came from.
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