A close enough word of mouth estimate is all I needed personally. For a more formal quote, a professional may be required but as I've said before, it's staying in the family. I was just curious in the meantime because we have a few other antique firearms that we are researching. For example we took out the .32 short Iver Johnson Hammerless Safety breaktop 5 shot the other week just to see if it would still fire. Structurally, it's in great shape but the left grip is cracked (no biggie). I'm not sure of the mechanisms (even though it was very clean inside) because out of the 10 attempted shots, only 5 fired and there was definitely a substantial ding in the primer on every non fired cartridge. Perhaps it's the ammo, gun, or both but either way, it still fires (on it's own schedule haha) and was a very unique break from my tactical type range days
