Russian capture with Simson Toggle

runscott · 03-10-2020, 10:14 AM

With any new area of collecting, I've found that I had to go through a learning period, which involved 'thinking' I had done enough research and knew what I was about to do, followed by getting a great deal on something that I later learn from the more experienced collectors that it wasn't actually quite what I thought it was.

The good thing is that the first one is always special, and if you keep it, the mistakes don't hurt all that much.

I went through the same exact thing with my first vintage S&W (1955 .357) and my first vintage Colt (1954 3-5-7).

03-10-2020, 10:14 AM	#1
runscott User Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 36 Thanks: 10 Thanked 45 Times in 12 Posts	With any new area of collecting, I've found that I had to go through a learning period, which involved 'thinking' I had done enough research and knew what I was about to do, followed by getting a great deal on something that I later learn from the more experienced collectors that it wasn't actually quite what I thought it was. The good thing is that the first one is always special, and if you keep it, the mistakes don't hurt all that much. I went through the same exact thing with my first vintage S&W (1955 .357) and my first vintage Colt (1954 3-5-7).