That's a very nice Combat Magnum Snubby you have there, Congrats on your find! If it matters, I think you should SHOOT THAT MUTHA' all you can--That's what they're made for, after all, and it's not like it's a pristine Triple Lock or Registered Magnum... :)Originally Posted by FrankB
Keep it, and shoot the Ruger?
I’ll get over the pristine condition in a few days (hours) and then shoot the snot out of both. There was a shot to hell nickel M19-4 on GB this week, and it sold for $1,105. The cylinder looked like the plating was entirely gone!
Trying not to buy my 3rd 2.75” Speedy in as many years.
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
I bought a 2” M12 and a Ruger target .22 this year, plus my stupid f’ing work issue has destroyed my budget, so I’m probably not buying any guns for the rest of the year.Trying not to buy my 3rd 2.75” Speedy in as many years.
I drove Yvonne back to the range so she could shoot her weekly 100 rounds of 9mm, and we each shot 3 rounds of Golden Saber +P through my new gem. My shots were dead on, but she missed by a mile. The Magna grips are fine, but a nice set of Ahrends would be dandy.
Think your range is smoggy, this was our local range today: 😷😷😷😷😷
I bought a set of stocks that look like Hogue bantam grips, but in wood. They’re sold by Feelsogood on Amazon, and were a surprisingly snug fit on the M19. The finger grooves fit my hands perfectly!
Quite a handsome piece. I had a beater of a 4" once upon a time.
If anyone else is looking for one, I came across this listing from a pawn shop in Colorado Springs. I don't know if they ship or if this is even a good price but given the condition you wouldn't feel bad about shooting it.
https://www.armslist.com/posts/14909...n-19-3-357-mag
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