Sod: That gun looks very shootable to me. What your pictures show me is only mild frosting (nothing I'd be concerned about). What will really help the gun sell is good accurate measurements of the weight (on a postal scale in pounds and ounces), length of pull (distance from the front trigger to the center of the butt of the stock, and if do-able, drop at comb and at heel (the weight is the biggest deal, followed by the LOP). Measuring drop is easy...set the gun on a table (or another flat surface big enough to fit it on) upside-down, flat on it's barrels, and measure the distances between the stock and the table at two critical places, at the start of the comb nearest the action and at the back of the stock at the heel. If the gun is in the 6 1/2lb range or less and...the LOP is near 14 1/2-inches (and there are no cracks in the stock or bad dents in the barrels) then this gun is far-more desirable to a knowledgeable shooter than you would ever guess.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 06/12/16 11:21 PM.
