Pre 64 win model 94 dilemma

[Licensed to kill]

I get what you're saying, but is an unfired (or nearly unfired) gun really a family heirloom?

Yes. Not sure I understand what you are suggesting, IE, what does how many (if any) rounds have been put through it have on its designation of “family heirloom”?

 

[BigUglyMan]

What

Yes. Not sure I understand what you are suggesting, IE, what does how many (if any) rounds have been put through it have on its designation of “family heirloom”?

I'm saying is this...I have several firearms that I inherited, ranging from a nearly unfired Browning Auto 5, a very likely unfired B2000, and a well-hunted custom rifle my father had built in 1961. Care to guess which I would consider a family heirloom?

 

[fred0000]

No dilemma, you bought it, you're happy with it, keep it, they can replace it with something similar, why should you have to replace it with something similar, which may not be as good as the one you own and know.