J&G is where I saw them. They have a few option that shouldn't need any work in the $300-350 range. I know the $300 and under are gunsmith specials.Originally Posted by Olim9
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J&G is where I saw them. They have a few option that shouldn't need any work in the $300-350 range. I know the $300 and under are gunsmith specials.
Try checking gun.deals too for others.
Last edited by Bigghoss; 10-28-2017 at 12:10 AM.
Well, you either know how to reload or you're about to learn.....
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Haha the raison d'aitre for my first reloading press was a Ruger Blackhawk I got for 300 bucks...only thing was it was a .41 mag.
Sold the Ruger a while back, but I still have the dies, brass and probably some projectiles lying around...so the natural progression of this was "oh shit, I need a Smith model 57 because reasons"
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My LGS told me that Southern Ohio Gun is selling DAO Model 64s for $240.
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If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
^^^ Interesting.
Ive watched K frame Smiths off and on on gunbroker, there are some fair deals now and then. I think part of the thing is theres so many that some fall through the cracks and dont get bids. Under $300 seems doable if one watches a bit and doesnt get emotionally involved with a gun if it starts bidding up. The few things Ive bought on gunbroker, I was the only bidder for most.
BTW, I have a fair pile of K triggers if anyone needs any. Cheap. Old school carbon steel with grooved faces, service width. One of those gunbroker things.
http://www.southernohiogun.com/smith...tion-only.html
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Not another dime.
I really need a couple of those plus a fedora and trench coat to go with them.
I'm going to see if the shop that does transfers for me will do a pass-through on that and just mark it up by the amount of a transfer fee.
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Not another dime.
And a sap.
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
I've got a couple of those DAO M64s. You can replace the bobbed hammer with a standard DA type that can be cocked SA style. The trigger action is so nice & smooth on mine, that I just left them as is.
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