Yes, it came in last night around 7:00pm and I played whit it until 10:00 pm. It's much nicer than the photos show. I did the paper test on the face and water tables and she's smack on. It had a few buggered screws and some were not original, but hey - it's 100 years old! The wood has been refinished and the checkering was re-pointed. There is a little pitting under the forestock and barrels. The action shows some corrosion on the scroll work that has been cleaned up. I lubricated all the bearing surface with brilyes grease dropped a little Berretta oil in the firing pins. I’ve sent off the barrels to be slugged and x-rayed. I’m not shooting that sucker until I’m sure there are no hidden flaws.