625-4 Model of 1989: How'd I do?

[GunNut]

After telling myself no more revolvers for awhile,today I find myself looking at a like new 625-4 .45ACP Model of 1989. Now, I've been wanting a 625 for a while, but they are alway too expensive.

Gun is basically brand new, it appears to have been shot at the factory but not since. The thing is so tight I can't believe it.

How does $419 out the door sound for this gun?

The only downside is that their were no moon clips, but I'll take care of that tomorrow and order some of the RIMZ clips.

Well, I guess that no more revolver now for a while. Of course, if I find a good deal, I may charnge my mind.

Pics to follow tomorrow. I bought the gun in Oregon and it has to be transfered to a dealer in Washington.

So, where can I get some wood grips reasonably priced?

Steve

 

[Preacherman]

For a gun in that good a condition, sounds like you stole it!

Take a look here, here, here and here for some wood grips.

 

[Bullshot]

Bullshot

http://www.cdnninvestments.com

Look for menu under grips an look for Siles Grips!!


Bullshot

 

[Gator]

You did GREAT!

I still regret missing one of those at a gunshow four years ago for $400.

Congrats!

 

[GunNut]

Thanks for the kind words.

I guess in my haste, I posted "624-4" instead of 625-4. I must be excited.

Steve

 

[JoeHatley]

Very good price on a great gun!!

Congrats...

Joe