[HB]

I've seen a few places selling Astra revolvers for around $150-$200, so, are these descent guns? They look good, supposedly have good quality metal, and most reviews are favorable. If I do buy one, it will mostly be used as a fun gun at the range and ride around in a holster at the farm. Will it work? The only part that looks bad is the price:scrutiny:

Thanks
HB

[Schmidlin]

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=196425


i found this thread it might be work looking at.

[Z71]

Astra's are generaly good guns by reputation.

That said, only Astra I have is a veteran of WWI! A Ruby style 1915 7.65mm(.32 auto) 9 shot pistol.

[Clint C]

I had a Astra .357 model, and that thing was very accurate. I only had one problem with it and that was the cylinder would not stay in. I looked it over and found the problem. It was the reciever hole that the cylinder pin goes into. quick fix with a tooth pick and I was shooting again.

[woodsltc]

I have no experience with Astra revolvers --- but I have owned and shot Astra semi-autos. I have found them to be well made and accurate firearms.

Don

[Harry Paget Flashman]

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=375290

I have 3 Astra revolvers. Got them all from Century Arms for $159 apiece used. They all appear well built. The Mdl 960 is the best of the lot, the NC-6 second followed by the Cadix, IMO.