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12-14-2001, 02:43 AM

So, I have been "watching" this.

Bill, what makes the difference in an "official" rework? I know that the orginal factory reworks are considered one thing. I mean, lets say a 1911 1944 .45 ACP, they were reworked many, many times over the years. I carried many that were Remington slides, probably from WW2. If they were released, wouldn't they be a rework?

Ed

12-14-2001, 02:43 AM	#11
66mustang Guest Posts: n/a	Re: To rework or not....Rare Luger??? So, I have been "watching" this. Bill, what makes the difference in an "official" rework? I know that the orginal factory reworks are considered one thing. I mean, lets say a 1911 1944 .45 ACP, they were reworked many, many times over the years. I carried many that were Remington slides, probably from WW2. If they were released, wouldn't they be a rework? Ed