Conservative Texan
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For a sig scorpion 1911 carry..... Brand New in box...
Should I trade my 29-2?
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No Way!
What will each be worth in the near future? 3-5years? S & W going up!
What will each be worth in the near future? 3-5years? S & W going up!
williamlayton
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Not being a collector or in this stuff for investment, I would say it was an OK trade. It is a real good trade if you were looking for one.
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Tell us more about your 29-2.
jj2am44
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Absolutely not.
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You really need to provide more information on the guns.
But offhand, I would think that I would be very reluctant to trade away a model 29 for a Sig.
Just saying.
But offhand, I would think that I would be very reluctant to trade away a model 29 for a Sig.
Just saying.
Need more info on your pictures would help 29-2
Revolver-time
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Two very different guns for two different uses. I have a Sig Stainless Carry and I really use it to carry. I can't see me carrying my 29 to anyplace other than the range. My 29-2 is a wonderful revolver but, if I really needed another CCW I would trade it. It is just a tool.
Quakertown
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If you're handgun savy, you will regret trading that 29-2 for the rest of your days.
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00Buck2
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Tomorrow someone at Sig will assemble another scorpion to be shipped out the door.
There are no more 29-2's going out the door from S&W.
If I get rid of mine it's only for cash or trade for another older S&W, that I think I must have.
I cant think of a new/current production pistol that I would trade mine for. If I had to have a new production handgun, I would just save the cash. Then in a year or so walk into a gun store and order it new.
ryanjames170
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nope for the reason if u ever wanted it back u would pay alot if u found one
Too many variables to consider and not enough information on the 29-2. If you want to get rid of the .44 magnum I would sell it outright, then pay cash for the Sig. Post pictures in the "Guns For Sale" section and watch people flock to it. I recently sold a 4" 29-2 only because I acquired another one that was in better condition. There are plenty of good 1911's being manufactured these days and no 29-2's being made.
ryanjames170
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the outright replacement cost for something like your 29-2 is guna be something around $1000 mind u this is NO 29-2 and its a modern made one and are hard to get right now with the gun panic.. personly i would not trade it, sell it sure but trade no unless its in very very bad shape.
thing to look at is if u ever wanted to have another 29 would u be able to trade the sig for one if the answer is no then dont do it and save up for the sig or some sort of 1911 and in the mean time do reserch on the 1911 and the 45 ACP for defense and get ur hands on a few other kinds of 1911's as well u may find u like something else better that is ezier to get a costs a bit less.
my opinion anyhow
thing to look at is if u ever wanted to have another 29 would u be able to trade the sig for one if the answer is no then dont do it and save up for the sig or some sort of 1911 and in the mean time do reserch on the 1911 and the 45 ACP for defense and get ur hands on a few other kinds of 1911's as well u may find u like something else better that is ezier to get a costs a bit less.
my opinion anyhow
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