"NewOld Stock?"

tudorbug · 04-29-2004, 03:59 PM

John:

Aha!! That explains it! I was using the "Search Old Board" option and I now can find the post that Frank is referring to. I had not recognized the "Search" option at the very top right of the page.

It's tough being old and the "new guy."

I well recall this posting, and had followed it's developments with interest. It is a help to me.

The photos shown seem to clear up the question of "polishing" of the surface of the weapon. The one that I looked at had the same sort of "very fine line" polishing that appears in the pictures shown on the earlier post.

John, I thank you very much for giving me a steer in the correct direction on this. Now, I'll have to do more thinking on the pistol offered, in particular is comparatively high price (compared to my wallet, that is!).

04-29-2004, 03:59 PM	#7
tudorbug Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 387 Thanks: 0 Thanked 40 Times in 29 Posts	John: Aha!! That explains it! I was using the "Search Old Board" option and I now can find the post that Frank is referring to. I had not recognized the "Search" option at the very top right of the page. It's tough being old and the "new guy." I well recall this posting, and had followed it's developments with interest. It is a help to me. The photos shown seem to clear up the question of "polishing" of the surface of the weapon. The one that I looked at had the same sort of "very fine line" polishing that appears in the pictures shown on the earlier post. John, I thank you very much for giving me a steer in the correct direction on this. Now, I'll have to do more thinking on the pistol offered, in particular is comparatively high price (compared to my wallet, that is!).