"We saved a nickel"

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Bren

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Got this like new M-19 for $200 and man what a shooter this one is! What are people paying for these now days? Bren
 

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The nickel M-19 I saw was going for $275 but it was far from "like New". It was a little loose and had some wear. One like that would cost around $350-400 in my area.
 
Wow, great price.

I absolutely love those guns. IMHO, the 2 1/2" and 4" K-frames are the best fighting wheelguns ever made.

Why can't I find deals like that? :banghead:
 
"Might want to get somebody to mark your shoes R and L for reference tho"

BWAHAHAHA! :D DOH! So thats why my holsters are always on the wrong side!

Thanks for the input guys. Bren
 
"Right decent price."

What?

WHAT?

C.R. Sam says that any price paid for an S&W is a decent price?

I'm SHOCKED, Sam!

Here I thought that in order for it to be a good price (as in, he didn't get ripped off) the owner would have to give him the gun PLUS 2 oxen, a half-dozen sheep, 30 laying hens, and clear title to 100 acres of bottom land!
 
Personally I don't care for nickel but at $200, I would have bought it in a heartbeat. You did well. :)

BTW, a few years back I was offered a S&W M38 (aluminium frame shrouded hammer 5 shot j frame) that was nickel for $200. I snapped it up and love it.
 
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Thanks guys.

Gary, I had a M-38 nickel body guard and kind of miss it know.
 
Actually, in Southern Ohio, we like sheep.
They look great in a nice dress and heels!

Generally, though, the "R" and the "L" on those heels can be confusing to
them!

'Yes, Officer, I was really trying to help that poor sheep across the fence!'

Jamie
 
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