You must!Originally Posted by Stephanie B
You must!
There are two on gunbroker for less than $400.00 now.
Hop this helps.
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GTG. Had to return a GB purchase once (kinda wish in hindsight I had fixed it instead), and they refunded everything except shipping without issue. Have bought several more trade-ins from them since. Always good.
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Not another dime.
Have you posted pictures yet?
This country needs an enema- Blues approved sig line
That’s fantastic. Who did the bead blast?
Duffy's Gun Room in Sparks, MD. They did a great job.
They sure did. That gun purchase looks like it panned out ok.
Nope. Not going to. I have two DSs. Going to hold out for a new Cobra.
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If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Oops, brain fade.
There are two snubby pre-m10’s on gunbrokeme and a bunch of m-10’s.
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Picked up a Security Six ordered from Kings the other day, first time I ordered from them and everything went smoothly so I'd happily recommend them. A few days after I placed my order I got a call from my local FFL that my revolver had arrived. I took a much needed break from school work, filled out a 4473, and after NICS did its thing, did a quick cleaning and headed to the range.
The Security Six fit my hand better than the GP-100 I'm used to, and the trigger was surprisingly decent - a pound or so lighter than I expected initially though the pull seems to increase a tad before the break. I have a bad habit of anticipating & trying to stage double action triggers (I blame one particule GM for creating that bad habit during basic pistol quals) and this trigger made that almost impossible. My first few shots of .38spc at 10 yards went super wide (I think I missed the paper with 3 of them...) so, embarrassed, I brought the target in to 7 yards and adjusted my grip. My next shot hit the bullseye dead on (first time I've ever done that!) and I shot a dozen more or so rounds and was happy with the result. I used the rest of my ammo on a target with different numbered and colored shapes (not sure what those are called, discretionary or maybe transitional targets?) and was happy with how the sights tracked. All in all, a good morning at the range and a fun alternative to my usual Glock or Sig. Now I'm looking for a model 66 to add to my collection next...
Prime example of user error. This revolver is clearly capable of great accuracy. Any ideas on the marking electro-penciled into the side? Consensus from the retired LE folks working at my FFL was that it was too long to be a badge number, a strange place to put an inventory control number, and unlikely to be an evidence number.
A bit of wear, but less than I expected especially for what I paid.
Adjustable sights, work surprisingly well.
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