a Seville .41, new to me, maybe brand new
just picked this up for a fairly low price, through auction, and the online photos didn't do it justice. it looks as though it is unfired:
![[image]](http://s248.photobucket.com/user/hfcable/media/2c8feb31-1f99-414b-bace-d8bc6a26f50a_zpsrzuvd4ve.jpg.html)
though there is an almost imperceptible turn line:
![[image]](http://s248.photobucket.com/user/hfcable/media/c25a9074-6c18-4c3e-991b-d59d88efdf9b_zpsdda2s5xz.jpg.html)
the finish on this is like a mirror, and unblemished
![[image]](http://s248.photobucket.com/user/hfcable/media/f4b52f4b-18a3-4e5a-a2e7-2a58fe5af30a_zps9yaiffb9.jpg.html)
the barrel is long, 9 1/2"....................... i bet this would be a shooting machine ! this puts me in a bit of a quandary: should i shoot it, or pass it on to someone who is a collector?
Woof. My memory of things read about these is...
by Andrew 
, Bloomington, IN, Sunday, April 24, 2016, 23:09 (3073 days ago) @ cable
that Tucson was the last location of the company. Certainly a rare critter. Some .41 Magnum nut may just be willing to pay a large sum for it. I broke that addiction years ago, but I understand the feelings.
I would consider flipping it to a collector...
by Bryan Pettet , Monday, April 25, 2016, 00:26 (3073 days ago) @ Andrew
seems like you are positioned well on it. Perhaps you could request a swap plus cash for a lesser conditioned example.
I may do that......it is a beauty ..MUST NOT KEEP
sigh 