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velocette · August 4, 2010, 09:21 AM

I have one also. I paid $250.00 essentially new in box for it three years ago. Its a great shooter and very comfortable in my hand. I don't think it is now or will be in the future a valuable collecters pistol. It does shoot just fine and is FAR better made than the plastic & zinc .22s of today. In truth, it is a fine example of gunmaking from the early 50's.

Roger

August 4, 2010, 09:21 AM	#6
velocette Senior Member Join Date: May 25, 2007 Location: South Florida Posts: 924	I have one also. I paid $250.00 essentially new in box for it three years ago. Its a great shooter and very comfortable in my hand. I don't think it is now or will be in the future a valuable collecters pistol. It does shoot just fine and is FAR better made than the plastic & zinc .22s of today. In truth, it is a fine example of gunmaking from the early 50's. Roger __________________ Trigger control + Breath control + Sight alignment = Gun Control. http://www.hrpclub.info/ NRA Smallbore Prone Master, High Power Master