Recent content by sierra11b

Motivated so I'll take these down to $420 which I think is more than fair and should net me ~$400 after shipping and insurance, but am still eating the paypal fee, so <$400 net to me. Please no haggling at this price as it's firm.

These were destined for my late Grandfather's K22, and sat mounted un-shot for a couple years in the safe, until my older and more than capable cousin asked to have the K22 for him, as I am the keeper of my Grandfather's toys once he passed in '07. :p I'd rather find I new platform so no trades...

Me thinks last bump.

Final price drop $1450 w/grips, $1000 without grips shipped to your FFL.

There's never a better excuse to learn to shoot opposite hand if you haven't tried already.

Let's try knocking-off $100 on each option: $1550 (w/grips), $1050 without grips shipped to your FFL.

Should have mentioned no trades. Not that I could import any off-roster gem you might have to offer into CA.

Reasonable offers will be entertained.

Smith and Wesson Model 57 41 magnum no-dash which dates to ‘77-78 Price: $1650 (w/grips), $1150 without grips shipped to your FFL. Bought it BNIB unfired from a local collector but put 150rds low-velocity rounds through it as I'm not a collector. Early S&W bluing like looking into black hole...

Selling my unused Culina K/L Round Combats in Padauk. Pics on an 686SSR just to show fitment. Gun and pictured accessories not included. These have not been shot with. Price is $165 shipped USPS flat rate CONUS. I'll eat the paypal fee. PM for details. Thanks for looking, Eric

Up for sale are my Keith Brown exhibition grade black walnut round K/L frame grips with Ebony Inlay around the medallions. These are less than a few months old and have never been shot with yet. You can see them mounted on my unfired 686SSR (gun and accessories not included) to get an idea on...

To be honest if there was ever a moment we all really could have bet on as a sort of a hunch "insider trading scenario", it would have been this one, but maybe the times in my state were already influencing my wallet... I can remember when I bought my Russian back in the 90s here in California...

...cylinder but which? So my retired Uncle wants me to try and find his original service snub but I'm not sure what model and either does he. He's a retired CA correctional officer who started in the late 70's and still working today in a consultant capacity as a psychologist. He didn't always...

Ditto. But I had to give them something. :rolleyes:

My Granddad owned two 9mm and one .45 Star which I gave to my LEO uncle and my two cousins (his two boys) after he passed, given I was in charge of his guns. Good reliable pistols. I found the magazine to stick on most but I shot the hell out of them with no issues. And yes, it was a popular CC...