Hi Guys?
Today I committed the cardinal sin of my marrige, I purchased a 686-5 with a 6" barrel, six round cylinder without first consulting my spoose unit. It is in almost new condition, no scratches or dings and no turn line. It came with a plastic clam shell box that has seen better days and booklet with warrenty card. I doubt that it has ever had more than a cylender worth of rounds fired through it. I paid $375 out the door. When I told the wife about it she went ballistic, She made me feel like a total piece of ****. When she finally calmed down enough to speak to me again and look at it she stated "they saw you comming from a mile off".
The question is how much is what is a revolver like this worth in your neck of the woods? Should I concider selling it or keep it. If I sell it what should I ask for it? I would also entertain sugestions as to how I might smooth things over with the spouse.
Today I committed the cardinal sin of my marrige, I purchased a 686-5 with a 6" barrel, six round cylinder without first consulting my spoose unit. It is in almost new condition, no scratches or dings and no turn line. It came with a plastic clam shell box that has seen better days and booklet with warrenty card. I doubt that it has ever had more than a cylender worth of rounds fired through it. I paid $375 out the door. When I told the wife about it she went ballistic, She made me feel like a total piece of ****. When she finally calmed down enough to speak to me again and look at it she stated "they saw you comming from a mile off".
The question is how much is what is a revolver like this worth in your neck of the woods? Should I concider selling it or keep it. If I sell it what should I ask for it? I would also entertain sugestions as to how I might smooth things over with the spouse.
