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There was a thought a while back that many older craftsmen at Pedersoli and others, left and never came back after the covid shutdown. The cost of overseas shipping, monetary exchange rates, labor costs in Italy, all add up. We should be grateful for the companies still making our beloved stuff!
 
springfield art said:
There was a thought a while back that many older craftsmen at Pedersoli and others, left and never came back after the covid shutdown. The cost of overseas shipping, monetary exchange rates, labor costs in Italy, all add up. We should be grateful for the companies still making our beloved stuff!
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Oh don’t get me wrong I’m grateful they’re still producing. That’s just their model I have a vendetta against because of how simple it is and how expensive they sell it for. $1200 for 3 moving parts is a bit much. If it were one of their highly decorated models I could understand but just a simple underhammer they checkered
 
I think the book is Guns and Gun Making Tools of Southern Appalachia. But it has some pistol examples made up in the Mountains. Think very simple and unadorned almost crude.
 
JQuigley said:
Oh don’t get me wrong I’m grateful they’re still producing. That’s just their model I have a vendetta against because of how simple it is and how expensive they sell it for. $1200 for 3 moving parts is a bit much. If it were one of their highly decorated models I could understand but just a simple underhammer they checkered
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You realize most of that $$$ is in the match grade barrel? They ain’t cheap!
 

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