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Blimp Edwards · 11-11-2012, 12:23 AM

Anyway, I'm generally a sucker for old things. Even when I buy a book, I usually search online for a 1st Edition. Just how I am I guess. I restore vintage cars for a living, so it's part of every day life for me. A WWI pistol would be more a collectible than a weapon used for self-defense or target practice. I've got a couple others for those purposes (even though I'm very new to the handgun scene overall). My finances don't allow it much, but I'm a collector at heart and it's always the older the better for me.

Dan

11-11-2012, 12:23 AM	#21
Blimp Edwards Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Youngstown, OH Posts: 37	Re: What's a WWI 1911 Worth? Anyway, I'm generally a sucker for old things. Even when I buy a book, I usually search online for a 1st Edition. Just how I am I guess. I restore vintage cars for a living, so it's part of every day life for me. A WWI pistol would be more a collectible than a weapon used for self-defense or target practice. I've got a couple others for those purposes (even though I'm very new to the handgun scene overall). My finances don't allow it much, but I'm a collector at heart and it's always the older the better for me. Dan