Made In Brazil .32 S&W long Revolvers

[tripledipper]

I have two revolvers, a 1968 Taurus 4" I-frame and a 1969 Rossi Nickel 3" j-frame obtained from auctions which I want to sell at very low prices but I am reluctant to advertise them on this forums "Guns For Sale" because I don't see a lot of Made In Brazil stuff ever listed. I am willing to sell them both at a losses to me and have photos and I don't wish to go through the hassle of listing them on GunBroker as this forum also has a nationwide audience. Should I take a shot at listing them here even though they are not Smiths or go through a local FFL to try to sell them at gun shows? There just doesn't seem to be much interest in old Brazilian made revolvers which were copies of Smith's at lower prices.

 

[steelslaver]

List them here, I won't cost you anything. Some of the people here are well aware that while Taurus had some problems they also made some very good revolvers. I have a 431 44 special that shoots every bit as well as my 696 Smith. I alsso had a small Taurus 22 that no latter what I did would not fire every time in DA. Gave it to a brother and he only shoots it SA and loves it.

Comments are no allowed in the classifieds so you will not get harassed or anything. Just be honest if they have problems say so. A small 32 revolvers have a lot going for them and they might make someone here happy. IMHO

 

[H Richard]

Price them realistic, not necessarily cheap. If you were happy with them say so, you should be able to get a fair price for them.

 

[damienph]

I've seen, and purchased non S&W handguns from the classifieds on this forum.

I think that you should go ahead and list them here.

 

[444 Magnum]

Many of the forum members have non-S&W firearms. Here's my Taurus .32 (bottom) and Taurus .22 (top). Both made in Brazil and good pistols.

List them here.

 

[BSA1]

Post a lot of pictures.

Shipping is very expensive. I suggest you check with a LGS and see if they will ship it. A FFL can mail a handgun through the Post Office.