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Doc Hoy · January 2, 2011, 11:31 AM

Lurk in the shadows of Gunbroker and Auction Arms. You will pay 400 to 500. Occassionally they go for higher prices but there is no reason to pay more because eventually you will find what you want.

There are thirty of them for sale on the Gunbroker right now and any long barrel with an opening price higher than about 425.00 does not have any bids. There are several upon which the bid is now right at 300.00. The short barrel pistols command a higher price. I don't persoally like them buit that is just a personal preference. CAS folks seem to like them.

mehavey is right. It is a fine pistol. I have owned two and there is real quality to be found in them. I personally would opt for a stainless steel job because in my opinion, the finish stands up better to shooting than than the blued finish.

January 2, 2011, 11:31 AM	#3
Doc Hoy Senior Member Join Date: October 24, 2008 Location: Naples, Fl Posts: 5,440	to get one Lurk in the shadows of Gunbroker and Auction Arms. You will pay 400 to 500. Occassionally they go for higher prices but there is no reason to pay more because eventually you will find what you want. There are thirty of them for sale on the Gunbroker right now and any long barrel with an opening price higher than about 425.00 does not have any bids. There are several upon which the bid is now right at 300.00. The short barrel pistols command a higher price. I don't persoally like them buit that is just a personal preference. CAS folks seem to like them. mehavey is right. It is a fine pistol. I have owned two and there is real quality to be found in them. I personally would opt for a stainless steel job because in my opinion, the finish stands up better to shooting than than the blued finish. __________________ Seek truth. Relax. Take a breath. Last edited by Doc Hoy; January 2, 2011 at 11:42 AM.