I just got a lver Johnson single shot from my grandpa from his dad it's in rough shape should I get it restored or keep it the same also if y have any idea wat this gun is worth would rely help
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I just got a lver Johnson single shot from my grandpa from his dad it's in rough shape should I get it restored or keep it the s
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If you're thinking about it as a collectable, restoring it is probably a waste of money, it's not that sought-after to begin with. But if it has sentimental value to you, and you want to keep it to use for hunting or whatever, then I think restoring it would be a good idea.
I agree with JM's suggestion about reloading except for one point, you might not want to try shooting steel shot out of it, those older barrels were often not designed for steel.
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