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Dc777 · January 12, 2014, 05:31 PM

I don't own a revolver. A little over a year ago I traded off my Rossi m88 .38 special and I find myself wanting a .357 so I can also shoot .38's out of it. I'm looking for used and inexpensive, most likely on gunbroker. Can you guys rattle off some makes and models that are inexpensive? The gun won't be shot much.

Let me sum this up. I want to spend $300 or less on a used revolver. I will settle for a .38 instead of a .357. I do NOT want a " snub nose " with a 2" barrel. I want a decent length barrel, but I do not want a ridiculous barrel that resembles the s&w 29 that Clint Eastwood used in Dirty Harry. I do not want an internal hammer.

January 12, 2014, 05:31 PM	#1
Dc777 Senior Member Join Date: November 18, 2013 Location: South West, Alabama Posts: 609	Inexpensive .357 revolver recommendation?? I don't own a revolver. A little over a year ago I traded off my Rossi m88 .38 special and I find myself wanting a .357 so I can also shoot .38's out of it. I'm looking for used and inexpensive, most likely on gunbroker. Can you guys rattle off some makes and models that are inexpensive? The gun won't be shot much. Let me sum this up. I want to spend $300 or less on a used revolver. I will settle for a .38 instead of a .357. I do NOT want a " snub nose " with a 2" barrel. I want a decent length barrel, but I do not want a ridiculous barrel that resembles the s&w 29 that Clint Eastwood used in Dirty Harry. I do not want an internal hammer. __________________ NRA member Paintings were made to look at, and guns were made to be shot. If you aren't going to use them as they are intended for, get rid of them and buy a Picasso. Last edited by Dc777; January 12, 2014 at 07:30 PM.