So apparently I need a 3" S&W to go with my Python. That PC13 is just.. Wow.Originally Posted by Tamara
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So apparently I need a 3" S&W to go with my Python. That PC13 is just.. Wow.
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Confession time.....
A local fun store, Atlantic Guns, back in the day, had a PC-13 and an F-comp side by side in the display case. I bought the F-comp, spurned the PC-13, and then a few years later sold the F-comp......
We will always be able to buy no lock, Performance Center guns with forged fire control components, right??
I'm starting a support group. It's called "S&W Revolvers Will Always Cost $200, Right?"
Sign me up.I'm starting a support group. It's called "S&W Revolvers Will Always Cost $200, Right?"
"Hi,my name is Joe, and I'm ashamed at passing up on those S&W Model 64's J&G had last year..."
You can still get good shooter model 10's for around $200.
I do generally try to keep up with Smith revolver prices, yes.
The difference is that, for instance, nine years ago, $275 bought me this (and I could have had the gun alone without the box for $225.) And when I bought that gun, it was in primo condition; that picture is after four years of shooting and the wear and tear of being used as a prop gun in the History Channel show Crime Wave.
I know, I know, but we have to have something to hold on to. I have found the key to buying nice Smiths is old people, preferably widows. I know that sounds evil, but, many of them have tons of guns & want to sell them. I'm not advocating ripping them off. I never would do that, but if you buy a lot with cash you can get some nice guns @ a great price. That's how I've gotten all my older smiths.
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