These have an interesting feature. The engraving is not the same on all of them. Some show a right hand shooter and some show a left hand shooter. One day I hope to put my hands on one with the lefty pictured on there.
I just picked up two of these today. One is a two-barrel set and the other one looks to be maybe a grade higher than the first one. Where can I get dates of manufacture and details on which grade they are?
I will only be keeping the higher-grade gun and sell the two barrel set gun. Both guns came in fitted leather cases, and both have release triggers.
Would you please get a closer pic of the left side of the receiver on the 4E? If you're interested in selling, I may be interested in it if the engraving is correct.
The 4E is headed out in a couple of weeks to be completly refinished. It is a right handed shooter on it and it is signed by McGraw. I wasn't going to keep it but a two barrel set is just too hard to pass up. It should be gone for about 2 months when it comes back I will post some pictures
I don't know that I'm all that sinister, but I would like to get my hands on a 4E with the left hand shooter on it.
The problem is that all the one's I've seen for sale were well over my budget. I'm not ready to buy one at the moment, but if I see the right one I may stretch things or trade one of the guns I have.
"Sinister" is an archaic way of saying: left-handed.
I shoot from the left hand side and this is one of the reasons I am so excited about getting my 4e.
Ah, I see. You are correct. The Latin for right is Dexter and left is Sinister. Very good!
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