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Like I've said in many posts, It's obvious to me, and other gun enthusiast, who makes the superior revolver. I've never argued that! Proud owner! But, you're obviously a Smitholic, and or a Ruganeer! I get it, it's the name Man! So go ahead, and cheer these people on into getting a used...

It is a hard pass. Because for the money, it's a great snub nose! Brand new. And doesn't everybody want to be the first to put rounds through their brand new gun? I know I always did.

LMAO, ROCK ON BROTHER!!!!!! :cool::cool::cool:

Love shooting mine also. Like I said, 357s feel like 38s. I did my home work though, and some pre-break in maintenance. 704 Tactical will give you the run down. Loctite the crane bolt, and insert some grip washers. 500 rounds, 50/50 on the 38s and 357s and not a budge anywhere. Actually quite...

There is no more normal my friend! And if you're looking for that used smith, you're right, the price won't be there. But make sure you get those endshake shims, lol. I got your back target. :cool: Robust! Definitely, "the girl's thick", lmao!!!:D

The EAA is 28 ounces unloaded, and yeah, thank the heavens for those crane and yoke shims for that old Smith endshake???? lol, all good! :cool: ontarget, where did you ever here me say they were better, or best???? you got it all wrong my friend, certainly a habbit. just defending the...

lol, lmao................................ target, please...................................:cool: I'm sure it's more like thousands my friend, they just don't hit the "highroad"

I'd say say the gentleman barbarian is ontarget, lol........:cool:

Loving them all is a good thing! So is appreciating dollar value and application. I will readily admit that there are problems with second tier guns. There are good Taurus, RIA, Charter, Rossi(Braztech), and EAA's, but there are also some bad ones. And the plain fact of the matter is that this...

rattle away my friend............................. :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool: BTW, they're all reputable reviewers and enthusiasts, just like you my man target! :)

these guys know nothing! :) ok, ok, all steel frame! :cool:

https://blog.gunassociation.org/eaa-windicator-357-magnum/ HMMMMMMMM??????? I'm guessing this gun sucks????? NOT! The all steel 357, not the pot metal 38!!!!

Go out and get yourself one shoey, a whole lot of fun! Ceck Armslist, $299. Ya might get lucky on Gunbroker?

A well spoken man!

Problems with Smiths, problems with Rugers, problems with Charter, problems with Taurus and Braztech, problems with RIA, and yes problems with EAA. I get it brother, I really do!!! Point is, they all have their problems. And, at what price point do you want your problems to start? I say for 350...

Yes, surplus 10s. Used Rugers. 350 dollar Charters, and Taurus, and Braztech, and Armscor and Lions and Tigers and Bears................ Pound for pound, dollar for dollar, the 6 shot EAA 357 is the dog! That's why they are so hard to find. And yes, the prices have gone up. Lets just take a...

lol, not a revolver, but nearly finished!!!

Yes, they still make them, but they fly off the shelves like flapjacks! I Guess cause they suck??? lol.....:cool:

Very well said! But, just remember sir, I wasn't "targetting" you, lol, Be well, and shoot straight! I'll be at the range myself with my Mossbergs, and Smiths. :evil:

On the reviews that I've read, and with my own experience, yes, they don't ship broken guns. I like Charter, their old school look. They, and Taurus have gotten a bad rap on the internet. Partially their own fault, poor quality control. The good ones are damn good, The bad ones...