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Hi guys,
I I have a 1942 byf 34xxf double 135 proof marks. I'm considering adding it to the collection. It has little bluing left-maintly under the barrel and in front of the trigger guard. the rest is 40% thin brown patina with high spots and moderate frontstrap/backstrap wear. Area above serial number on frame seems pretty rounded. Minor pitting at front sight area of muzzle and the trigger guard. Seems to be a real old war horse. It is number matching/nice bore and 1 number matching magazine with no f. Grips have no number on them. Havn't tried to fire it. Mechanicly feels right and smooth. I have the pistol but have not yet "bought" it. Myself and the seller are trying to do some research to figure out a fair price.. I know the finish is a serious consideration. The serial number matching magazine is the kicker. No holster or tool. Grips look good, but seller thinks they have been replaced. appreciate the help Thanks in advance guys Last edited by rub2race; 10-19-2012 at 04:04 PM. Reason: added pics-removed pics coming |
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bluing, byf, magazine, original |
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