I worked at that gun store back in the late 80s.Originally Posted by Stephanie B
Two of my favorite revolvers came in the door and went home with me - an OMSBH and a 4" M27-3.
I worked at that gun store back in the late 80s.
I'm bidding on this one and it is getting close to my cutoff. I most likely wont get it.
I may be stupid but I just upped my limit. I have watched WCs in the recent past for less and because I didn't want to push my limit I would miss them by a bid or 2.
Stupid gun broker... I didn't win. I had went back and upped my limit to $1K and didn't get ahead so I went to $1025 and was in the lead for a moment. I let the other bidder have it for $1050. I am working on a 6" GP through Guns.com for substantially less. If I get this one I will have to hit fleabay to see if I can find a 3" barrel. I know some here had a post about it a while back.
Sold at $1050.00 I’m feeling better about paying $830.00 for mine now.
#RESIST
Have you been shooting much? What do you think?
No, getting ready to get back into the saddle. See my thread in the Coterie Club.
#RESIST
I felt like I paid more than I "should" but an ok price in today's market. So far, that's proven true. Having said that...This one is very reasonable so far in today's world, if you ignore the buy it now price, and there are only a few hours to go:
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/893987892
Still on that site as well as Numerich.
Puts those Dayton 14s in perspective. Just saying. Why bother being ESQ, retired if you don’t buy revolvers like one?
(Just yanking your chain, counselor)
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
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