A few years ago when new revolvers were hard to come by and I was looking for a particular model, I only found a matching pair with sequential SN as NOS (or just NOS unfired safe queens, I forgot). Anyway, I'm not a big proponent of keeping safe queens, and I prefer to actually shoot what I have. I always take extremely good care of my stuff, but I also use / shoot them. Anyway, I proceeded to have basic custom work done on, not one, but both revolvers by a competent professional gunsmith that included things like action work, free-spin pawl, reamed throats to 0.4252" (this done by John Linebaugh), replace the standard hammers with wide-spur SBH hammers, and also nice exotic wood grip while retaining all factory original parts in the original boxes. So the thought has entered my mind to possibly sell one of these because I really only wanted one in the first place. Given that both of these have been modified and fired, is there any benefit to keeping the them together or would it be a cardinal sin to sell one of them? I don't feel strongly either way, but I'd hate to regret it later. They're both high-polish SS original Vaquero birdshead in 45 Colt.