Pistols

deer_raiser

August 17, 2003 19:05

info on the PX4 9MM, P95 [8D]RUGER 9MM, P30 9MM, BER 8000 9MM. WHICH would be a quality firearm very durable and able to be used alot on the range.I'm on the range 3 or 4 weekens a month.


thanks for the answers to my earlier post

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  deer_raiser

  August 17, 2003 19:05

  I have a Ruger new model single six 22/22mag pistol purchased in the early 70's and a Taurus model 66 made in brazil, caliber 357, both like new. I would like to know what each is worth, I am thinking of buying a 9mm or desert eagle 44 or 50 caliber.
  
  Thanks
  
  Tom Baukin

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  rockford

  August 17, 2003 20:09

  quote:Originally posted by deer_raiser
  I have a Ruger new model single six 22/22mag pistol purchased in the early 70's and a Taurus model 66 made in brazil, caliber 357, both like new. I would like to know what each is worth, I am thinking of buying a 9mm or desert eagle 44 or 50 caliber.
  
  Thanks
  
  Tom Baukin
  
  
  Tom,
  
  If you do get another pistol, think twice about getting rid of the .22 Ruger. Even with another pistol, you should not sell the Ruger. It won't bring that much and before long, you will see the mistake of not keeping it.
  
  As for values, first I don't know which version you have, blue or stainless. Most likely, you have the model with two cylinders, but in case not, maybe you have a "Star" model. Meaning it only came with one cylinder. The true value of your Ruger is much more than a monitary one. Anyone who owns guns and appreciates them, sees the need to always own a .22, even when we possess many others.
  
  As for the .357, my guess it that it is about a $150 gun.
  
  Someone else can tell me I'm wrong.
  
  Fred

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  Boomerang

  August 17, 2003 20:14

  I second keeping the little Ruger.[^]
  
  "Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as it is by the obstacles which one has overcome while trying to succeed."NRA Life Member

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  bobski

  August 19, 2003 07:35

  keep the guns you have. save 1000.00 and then go get the 50 cal d.e.. then, after you get tired of 1.00 per shot with it and pulling spent cases out of your forehead, go back to your ruger and be glad you kept it. i owned my 50 cal d.e. for 6 months and said to myself, the next time i want someone to look at me in amazement at the range, i'll just pull my pants down instead of having this stupid gun that makes a loud boom. they were all looking at me like either that guys rich or he's just stupid. trust me, without a ballcap pulled down tight over your forehead, people wont come up to you to see your gun, theyll hand you a towel to wipe the blood off your face. been there, done that.
  
  former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction.

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