1900 AE rear dovetailed site

hqbmw · 01-31-2006, 10:51 PM

Dwight and Pete,

Now that I have this photo posting gig down, you're going to have to tie me down to keep me from posting photos.

It is too late tonight to take the photos you ask to see, but i will be glad to post them tomorrow.

The depth of the AE certainly shows an exuberant polisher. The gun didn't come from Arizona, but I am in total agreement with your statement about boosted AZ guns. I'll get all the images you want and we can all make some more WAGs about this piece. I love having guns that keep you thinking and studying.

This gun came from a source totally removed from our normal sources. you might say they were in a class by themselves: Class 3!!! Had it not been for the lovely Japanese woman behind the counter, I wouldn't have even stopped to look at the firearms they had up for sale, and wouldn't have seen this gem.

Until tomorrow,
Jack

01-31-2006, 10:51 PM	#38
hqbmw User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Mesa AZ Posts: 228 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dwight and Pete, Now that I have this photo posting gig down, you're going to have to tie me down to keep me from posting photos. It is too late tonight to take the photos you ask to see, but i will be glad to post them tomorrow. The depth of the AE certainly shows an exuberant polisher. The gun didn't come from Arizona, but I am in total agreement with your statement about boosted AZ guns. I'll get all the images you want and we can all make some more WAGs about this piece. I love having guns that keep you thinking and studying. This gun came from a source totally removed from our normal sources. you might say they were in a class by themselves: Class 3!!! Had it not been for the lovely Japanese woman behind the counter, I wouldn't have even stopped to look at the firearms they had up for sale, and wouldn't have seen this gem. Until tomorrow, Jack __________________ Jack Hiles Mesa AZ