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I have several “cheap guns.” They make alot of sense for as you said truck guns ect. Who knows what the OP’s intent is but I see a revolver these days especially a snub nose as more of a range toy/collection item. If it isn’t going to be used hard I’d look at a pre Hillary hole S&W 586.
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Thanks for the videos Hawkeye. All the input is appreciated.
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I have several “cheap guns.” They make alot of sense for as you said truck guns ect. Who knows what the OP’s intent is but I see a revolver these days especially a snub nose as more of a range toy/collection item. If it isn’t going to be used a hard I’d look at a pre Hillary hole S&W 586. Poorboy is asking about $250+/-25 revolver and you are suggesting pre-lock S&W? Let us not stop there and suggest a Janz.😆
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I have several “cheap guns.” They make alot of sense for as you said truck guns ect. Who knows what the OP’s intent is but I see a revolver these days especially a snub nose as more of a range toy/collection item. If it isn’t going to be used a hard I’d look at a pre Hillary hole S&W 586. Poorboy is asking about $250+/-25 revolver and you are suggesting pre-lock S&W? Let us not stop there and suggest a Janz.😶 The S&W will retain more value and is the better bargain in the long run assuming that it won’t be used hard and most snubbie revolvers being bought today won’t be. A pre-lock S&W isn’t a big ticket item. I didn’t suggest a Janz or an original Python.
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Well, I love S&W, & Colt. I would never consider a Taurus, never mind a junk RIA. But, I guess poor folks got to have guns. Damn.
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Friend of mine owns the 2" and the 4" RIA. Likes both them, but they are heavy
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Well, I love S&W, & Colt. I would never consider a Taurus, never mind a junk RIA. But, I guess poor folks got to have guns. Damn. Maser again. He switched over from his Slavik sockpuppet.
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The best way to preserve value is at time of purchase. In this case used RIA in very good shape that functions well. Assuming gun is kept in working order monetary loss will be infinitesimal.
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Well, I love S&W, & Colt. I would never consider a Taurus, never mind a junk RIA. But, I guess poor folks got to have guns. Damn. Maser again. He switched over from his Slavik sockpuppet. BS. I would use screen name Holland&HollandRook when making such crude statement.
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Academy Sports has them for $289, Ive seen as cheap as $229 though
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Slavek would rather have a cock in his hands than a pistol.
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Slavek would rather have a cock in his hands than a pistol. Actually, in this case my choice would be older second hand beater SP101 in .38 or 357. By beater I mean cosmetically challenged but in very good mechanical order.
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Slavek would rather have a cock in his hands than a pistol. Actually, in this case my choice would be older second hand beater SP101 in .38 or 357. By beater I mean cosmetically challenged but in very good mechanical order. Stick it in your cock holster and pull the trigger.
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Slavek would rather have a cock in his hands than a pistol. Actually, in this case my choice would be a older BBC man 2 links for those smoking hot 9mm ammo deals???? 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Let's Go Brandon!
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Ruger SP101 is quintessential SHTF CCR.🦾
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The best way to preserve value is at time of purchase. In this case used RIA in very good shape that functions well. Assuming gun is kept in working order monetary loss will be infinitesimal. So you’re saying $1 will eventually be worth $2 simply because time has passed? Give this man a fish butt.
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I have a Rock Island 1911. It is a great pistol for what it is.
I have a Rock Island revolver. It is junk. It will not reliably fire. I fixed the excessive end shake. It was bad enough the cylinder drug on the back face of the barrel. Did not help. I replaced the hammer spring with a Wolf extra power spring. Did not help. I guess I’ll look into the firing pin next. It does have a good smooth action, and is quite accurate, but if it won’t go “Bang!” every time, I don’t have much use for it.
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How do you know? Maybe he just wants to be shot sparingly inexpensive automobile gun for his Maybach?
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