shil
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How many owners of these gems had one NIB and fired it?
Model 520 NYSP
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bananaman
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BEAUTIFUL! Bob
Hair Trigger
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I'll never shoot mine. I looked too long and hard for it.
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I literally just picked mine up on Tuesday with box tools and Smith Letter. It has a very small almost hard to see turn line. never will be shot by me so being 53 it will be in my safe for the next 30yrs if i live like the rest of my family to 80 plus yrs. LOL
wow
I literally just picked mine up on Tuesday with box tools and Smith Letter. It has a very small almost hard to see turn line. never will be shot by me so being 53 it will be in my safe for the next 30yrs if i live like the rest of my family to 80 plus yrs. LOL
I owned one for about 30 years and was the second owner. I fired about 300 rounds during that time and the previous had fired about 100 rounds.
austintexas
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Mine has been a safe queen since I picked it up.
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mine has been shot...a fair amount 
Without checking my records I think I've owned four of them...I haven't shot any gun in about 12 years...
...Ben
...Ben
I had a NIB model 520 I never shot, and I bought one without a box and shot that one. It was a great shooting gun and very comfortable for my big hands. Sadly, I let a friend talk me into selling it to him.
UNCLE PAULY
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Hair Trigger
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Nice set of Bird's eye stocks.
I've had a flawless boxed example for years, but it's remained unfired since being released to the public.
A few years ago, I found a nice shooter here for a fair price and jumped on it immediately. I shoot it regularly, and it has become my favorite .357 revolver.
A few years ago, I found a nice shooter here for a fair price and jumped on it immediately. I shoot it regularly, and it has become my favorite .357 revolver.
UNCLE PAULY
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Craig Spegel grips. Waited about a year, but worth it.
