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Old 03-19-2017, 06:40 PM
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Thank you for the opinions everyone. Still a tough choice. I live in a smaller town so I figured overall the prices might be a little higher here. The 19 has been at the shop for a few months already, I don't know how long the 28 has been at the other one though I see more 19s than 28s. This is only the third 28 I have seen here and the other two were closer to $1000.
I love 357 n-frames. However, $1,000 is an insane price. Model 28s were going for $300 ten years ago, as PDs were transitioning to glocks. I've bought two in the last five years, one for $320 and one for $450. Even gunbroker has some that go for under $500, but shipping and transfer can eat that up, and you can feel the one at the shop and do some testing to make sure it's in decent shape.
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I think I will try for the 28 and if it gets sold before I get there then I will go for the 19.
The guy who was selling the 28-2 also had two other revolvers I was looking at. A model 60 snub in not so great shape for $499 and a model 586 in decent shape and after market grips for $699. Not too familiar with either of those models.
Not sure of the snub, but the 586 is on the high end unless it's minty and has box & docs with it. Those are L-frame blued 357s. Once again, they were being blown out 5-8 years ago when all the police traded in their revolvers for glocks.
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