Taurus Model 327 Old People Revolver
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halfmoonclip
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Good grief, how much trouble was finding that?
Got my daughter the Centennial .22 version, just for the reduced recoil and simple manual of arms.
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JERRY
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Complete dumb luck. Went in to order a C.A. 32 snub and this was in the case. No box and some minor dings scuffs. $410 out the door.
halfmoonclip
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Nothing like serendipity. Local shop had a mint Beretta 418...James Bond's gun before the PPK.
Now your find is actually useful; a really nice .25, not so much.
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JERRY
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The 6 shot j frame size .32 revolvers really shine for me, and at the time I was focused on the C.A. 32 mag snubby. This S&W came along and my subsequent experience with C.A. has left me with Ruger and Taurus and the only future options.
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I'm a Smith snob, and haven't really tried Taurus or Ruger. Be great if Smith notices this market, and makes another run of .32s.
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JERRY
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They won't, or if they do it'll be a few hundred dollars more that the 600+ LCR327.
lincen
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I’m fairly well covered for old man with old hands.
