While I'm at it.. a Charter 2000 Pug .44
I also have a matte stainless Pug .44 with what I consider to be the essential addition of the "pocket hammer," for snag free draw from clothing. I have a firm offer of only $200. Seems a bit low, but he came up from $150, which was a non-starter, so.... What do you guys think? These are still classic value guns, and they don't throw brass particles in your face like the new .357s do. This is my second one, by the way. The first was nickel plated and I always regretted selling it, but this one has to go soon.
Life NRA Member
Life NRA Member
0
-
I say it's a mistake to sell it. Don't make the same mistake twice. 0 -
Depends on what you want to do. I saw a brand new one for $350 the other day at a gun shop. I believe dealer price is around $290.
"It's getting so that decent people can't walk on the streets without SCUM like you stepping on all that's decent in this world." (From The Movie, The Man That Knew Too Little)0 -
nah, keep it, you'll only regret selling it. 0 -
I'll give ya $210.00 (interstatekashkonverters@sunflower.com)
If your gonna be stupid you better be tough !!0
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Comments
4 comments