I was buying ammo Monday and a revlover caught my eye in the used gun case. They had a S&W Mod 15-3 in 4" blued with Pachmeyer "gripper" grips for $179.
The bluing has some holster wear (The cylinder needs to be reblued) but the bore is perfect, rifling is perfect, and the trigger pull was so smooth and crisp that I had to buy it. Checked the timing and gave it a good one over, and everything looked great so I bought it.
Took it to the range yesterday and sent about a hundred rounds through it without any issues, and it's more accurate a gun than I am a shooter (once I adjusted the sights, anyway).
How did I do? I have no idea what I should be paying for older revolvers, but I feel like I didn't get ripped off. I love the gun even if I did.
The bluing has some holster wear (The cylinder needs to be reblued) but the bore is perfect, rifling is perfect, and the trigger pull was so smooth and crisp that I had to buy it. Checked the timing and gave it a good one over, and everything looked great so I bought it.
Took it to the range yesterday and sent about a hundred rounds through it without any issues, and it's more accurate a gun than I am a shooter (once I adjusted the sights, anyway).
How did I do? I have no idea what I should be paying for older revolvers, but I feel like I didn't get ripped off. I love the gun even if I did.