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I recently purchased a very nice 1974 Nickel 4" Python.
The seller was not the original owner but neither he nor I could find any physical evidence that this shiney beauty has ever been fired by it's owners. I prefer to shoot all my guns
nd this is the first "collectable" Colt I have that may have never been fired. But I have no proof that my Python has NBF.
I want to shoot her at the range, but if shooting her is going to reduce her value by say $500 it would be hard to do so. :bang_wall:
So I would appreciate your views and experience with my dilemma........about how much does "never fired" add to value of a Python?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
Here are a few pics:
The seller was not the original owner but neither he nor I could find any physical evidence that this shiney beauty has ever been fired by it's owners. I prefer to shoot all my guns
I want to shoot her at the range, but if shooting her is going to reduce her value by say $500 it would be hard to do so. :bang_wall:
So I would appreciate your views and experience with my dilemma........about how much does "never fired" add to value of a Python?
Thanks in advance,
Jim
Here are a few pics:

