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oceanica · 03-20-2005, 02:57 PM

Hello all: OK, I've been bit by the bug. I am a shooter, so far, not really a collector. I just bought a 1920 commercial in .30 and got what I think is a good price for a 95% or better pistol all around. My question is this. When it arrives I would like to have any tips for telling if there are any replacement parts or if the gun has been reworked. I have been told all serial numbers match ( show in pictures ), and other than this is there anything else? If I field strip it, anything more to look for? Thanks, Mark

03-20-2005, 02:57 PM	#1
oceanica User Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	how to tell rework from original Hello all: OK, I've been bit by the bug. I am a shooter, so far, not really a collector. I just bought a 1920 commercial in .30 and got what I think is a good price for a 95% or better pistol all around. My question is this. When it arrives I would like to have any tips for telling if there are any replacement parts or if the gun has been reworked. I have been told all serial numbers match ( show in pictures ), and other than this is there anything else? If I field strip it, anything more to look for? Thanks, Mark