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Airdale · 07-01-2012, 08:02 AM

If'n I had a fine piece like yours and I bought it to shoot I'd shoot it. Maybe not with the same abandon as it's other more homely family members. Don't think it would ever see the inside of a holster nor would it be plunked down on a course wooden or any other surface
without some soft cuddly material between to protect it's beautiful finish. It's beauty is what made it's siren's call so irresistable so it need's to be given a bit more attention when being used for the purpose it was made for. Enjoy!

07-01-2012, 08:02 AM	#8
Airdale Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: N.W. Arkansas Contributor Posts: 750	Re: Buy a gun and not shoot it? If'n I had a fine piece like yours and I bought it to shoot I'd shoot it. Maybe not with the same abandon as it's other more homely family members. Don't think it would ever see the inside of a holster nor would it be plunked down on a course wooden or any other surface without some soft cuddly material between to protect it's beautiful finish. It's beauty is what made it's siren's call so irresistable so it need's to be given a bit more attention when being used for the purpose it was made for. Enjoy!