how much is too much?

I have a Thunderer that was given to me by Bill Carlisle, the last train robber.
It sat under his cash register in his tourist trap business in Laramie until he sold everything and moved to be with his daughter in his final years.
It has a cracked forcing cone.
 
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one only need look at some of the majour online selling sites to know high prices are more likely scamful wishful thinking

check out Amazon..... sometimes you'll see something listed for x100 of its true value, in the hopes SOMEONE with no knowledge, or an autobuy, will pay for it

and firearms are not immune to that
 
I don’t even bother looking at high priced collectibles. I should just say “collectibles”. My “high price” is probably not a collector’s “high price”.
Most of my envy or admiration for guns are guns that could be attainable by me. I would much rather look at the weekly gem that @Mark_Mark comes up with than a gun of notable history or ownership.

I can say that I am totally amazed at the number of guns the Dalton Gang apparently owned and carried. I am also amazed at the number of people there are that say their gun was carried by a member of the Dalton Gang with a straight face. ;)
 
I don’t even bother looking at high priced collectibles. I should just say “collectibles”. My “high price” is probably not a collector’s “high price”.
Most of my envy or admiration for guns are guns that could be attainable by me. I would much rather look at the weekly gem that @Mark_Mark comes up with than a gun of notable history or ownership.

I can say that I am totally amazed at the number of guns the Dalton Gang apparently owned and carried. I am also amazed at the number of people there are that say their gun was carried by a member of the Dalton Gang with a straight face. ;)
As a relative of the Dalton Gang member! My Model 10’s we carried by them!

I’m so GUN BROKE!
 
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