Greetings All,
Further to what @Thar has said above about rifles with sentimental value we need to remember that it is sentimental value to us that may not transfer to our descendants. A number 4 Lee Enfield .303 in my safe is a good example. It was owned by a friend who left us suddenly. I have the rifle plus his Lee Loader, cases and projectiles, all of which I still use. I think of him whenever I load for or use the rifle but my son and firearm heir never met him so the rifle has no sentimental value to him. Other of my rifles will and these are the ones he should keep. Something for us all to think about.
Regards Grandpamac.
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