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02-23-2007, 01:53 PM
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Ok, here goes. IMHO I'm of the mind that if the gun in question is in 60% or less condition you will increase it's value with a restoration. It will most likely cost more than it's now worth. But it's worth more than it was. It also will never be worth what an original 80% gun would be.
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