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Unread 12-01-2002, 07:28 PM   #1
Imperial Arms
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With reference to Pete's list, if a firearm does not have any patina to prove age, it is very likely not genuine! Any firearm which is around 95 years old MUST have patina no matter how well somebody cares for it - that is a fact, Sir!

After a firearm has been examined for patina, then other factors such as special machining can be taken into considertation.

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