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357 Python · April 3, 2013, 05:02 PM

Don't overlook the used market. There are many on-line dealers and sites that offer guns in .38 Special an 357 Magnum. Be careful though, there are some folks asking absurd prices. You could check the S&W K, L, and N frames; Colt; and Ruger Six series. The Ruger Six series includes the Police Service Six, Security Six and Speed Six. Many years ago when I started I thought Ruger was a cheap Johnny come lately (low quality) brand. Boy was I proven wrong. I wish I had one of the Security Sixes that I passed on years ago.

April 3, 2013, 05:02 PM	#20
357 Python Senior Member Join Date: June 7, 2007 Location: Charlottesville, VA Posts: 941	Don't overlook the used market. There are many on-line dealers and sites that offer guns in .38 Special an 357 Magnum. Be careful though, there are some folks asking absurd prices. You could check the S&W K, L, and N frames; Colt; and Ruger Six series. The Ruger Six series includes the Police Service Six, Security Six and Speed Six. Many years ago when I started I thought Ruger was a cheap Johnny come lately (low quality) brand. Boy was I proven wrong. I wish I had one of the Security Sixes that I passed on years ago.