Recent content by Davef1

I love mine, a little bulky by today's standards but it is a very useful tool. And how can you beat the "cool" factor?

38 special has been and is still today adequate for your urban self defense needs.

I'll Take It Ray, I'll take it based on price in our PM exchange Dave

Wayne, I am interested in seeing the 642-1. Can you forward any pics?

Freedom Arms back up to the top

Bump for the Freedom Arms

I like the 649 pattern best in the J frames. With the right grips they're hard to beat. @ $350 it's a deal. Snag it, you can always make room for another. Dave

WTS ***SOLD***19-4 2.5" and ***Withdrawn***Freedom Arms 83 7.5" 454 Premier (DFW, TX) Offered for sale are 2 very nice revolvers. ***SOLD***S&W Mod 19-4 2.5". This revolver is in excellent condition and has the coveted pinned barrel and recessed cylinder. I am including a Tyler T-Grip with...

Rare enough that they are hard to get rid of so just send it to me and i'll dispose of it for you:D

$700 seems a bit high for what you've described. You should be able to buy one under $600 today, just a few years ago I would have said don't pay more than $450 but times have changed. Last year I picked up a couple 19-2 2.5" guns similarly described for $500 & $550. Good luck in your search.

The answer is easy...Take them both!

I was parked in the "no-IL" camp until I decided to shoot ESR in IDPA matches, I bought a 625JM which is only available with the lock. The revolver has performed flawless.

Both mine are Horsehide in Black. The wait is a bit long but I really like the workmanship and style of this one. Dave

Bump the Glock

My 2.5" 66 rides in a Kramer MSP holster. I find this package comfortable and the revolver is very secure. I liked it so much I bought another for my N Frame 3 inch guns too. Dave