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[DTD]

I haven't been able to see them either-
just boxes with x's

[Charlie]

Still can't see them either (as of 11:33 pm Eastern Time)

[TSMGguy]

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[Robert Henley]

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Wow, it looks fantastic and, moreover, sounds like it functions 100%!!!

[dalbert]

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TSMGguy,

Very nice! Thank you for reposting the photos.

David Albert
dalbert@sturmgewehr.com

[Piep]

Paul K. is one of the best Thompson people in the world.
He is In very high demand.
Looks Great..
Gunner 1928

[wv1928]

WOW ! YOU SURE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL GUN. YOU DID GREAT ON THE PICTURES TOO. THANKS FOR POSTING THEM.

[OldFalGuy]

PK redid my WH 1928 around 2006 and it is also something to behold.
I imagine there are a lot of us waiting in PK's line
I'm back on the list for the 9mm conversion.

[Motorcar]

I waited a year to get mine back from Paul and still consider myself lucky to have his fine workmanship in my home. I too had him add the Diamond K stamp on the receiver, a priveledged group to be a part of. Yours looks terrific...congrats!

[darrylta]

I asked this question a couple of times with out receiving an answer.

Has anyone seen or heard of what a PK'd Hurley sold for?

How much do you think his work affected the value??

Thanks,
Darryl

[TSMGguy]

I asked this question a couple of times with out receiving an answer.

Has anyone seen or heard of what a PK'd Hurley sold for?

How much do you think his work affected the value??

Thanks,
Darryl

Hey, Darryl,

I think maybe you didn't get any answers because that might be a tough question to answer! PK does custom work. Every owner will request something different. It would depend on what was done, and how knowledgable the buyer is. One potential buyer might realize that any WH probably needs work (even considerable work) to be reliable. Someone else, unfamiliar with PK's work and the shortcomings of WH TSMGs, might see such a gun as having been messed with. I'm confident that a trip to PK will eventually enhance this guns' value, enough so that I asked PK to stamp the receiver with his Diamond K logo. JMHO, of course!

Howard

Edited by TSMGguy, 07 December 2011 - 03:22 PM.

[mnshooter]

Another reason it's probably hard to find prices on PK WH's is that no one who has one wants to sell it.

[darrylta]

That's what I thought as well.

You'd think that if one did decide to sell, it would be a huge
selling point.

I've got two in waiting, one needs lots of work, the other (M1) very little.
I'll definitely have PK stamp both for sure.

Thanks,
Darryl

[Rob1928]

"You'd think that if one did decide to sell, it would be a huge
selling point."

The fact that it had been recently PKed was absolutely the reason I bought the 1928AC I did. When you're shelling out that kind of money, then waiting forever for the paperwork to clear, only to then possibly find out a gun isn't quite "right", the "PK premium" is worth every penny.

A PKed WH with some miles on it is worth vastly more to me than a NIB unknown quantiy that might take years and additional cash to make do what it was designed to do. These guns are supposed to be fun, not exercises in frustration and patience! My 2 cents.

Bob