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Sorry spoke to late theyre all gone.

tro55 there sre 3 on gunbroker right now one is reasonably priced,ones a little high and ones quite high just an FYI

An original 442 I bought in the early 90s when I went into dicks. I am carrying it today as we speak.Its battered and bruised and now wears herrett detective grips.The little snub has only needed a firing pin and frame screw after seeing many hundreds of rounds and still shoots point of aim if...

Thank you Dump1567.

I don't know if this is the right place to put this but I figured that this would be the right time period for my question.If you have a model 10, 3 inch revolver would you be kind enough to share a picture.Thanks in advance.

One of my favorites keitheb good for you.

I like the 3 in model 36's and pick them up on occasion.

Rocketmedic40 I believe that if you have it and dont need it is infinitely better than needing it and not having it.Now jurisdictional B.S.may unfortunately negatively influence my thought.

daveboy I like the don hume and the open top works for my needs but the one your looking at looks like a great choice too...wheelgun610 your holsters both the vintage and new one are beauties and the herrett shooting aces on your revolver are stellar I've got those on 4 of mine.

Today it's a 1995 442 in a desantis superfly pocket holster with an hks speed loaders on the belt.

Went on the job December 2,1974 with the Westchester Il P.D..The choice of revolver was each individual officers and had to be a .38 spl or .357 mag. 4 inch or 6 in with the 4 in recommended.The .357 had become an option several years before I started only because in a shootout with a pair of...

Wfevans4 I've got 3-36s,2 M&Ps,a 14,a 19 and a 442 and I can seriously say I love them all and shoot them quite a bit. All are pre lock and none disappoint me.

saintarctangent you'll like that 14 no matter what you paid.Mine is a pleasure to shoot and makes Me better than I am every time I take it to the range or out to the desert for some steel.Enjoy it.

My nickel 1974 4in Python that I carried on the job for about 18 years did have holster wear on the muzzle quite similar to my blued revolvers.