Agreed. Unfortunately my silly state caps magazines at 15 rounds and the PT 92 only comes in a 17 round variant.
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Mr.Blonde
Only way outs inna box
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What did you have before?
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Drunk and bought a Smith 686 5" with the 7-round cylinder. I bought a bunch of 
in a lot sale, with over a thousand .38/.357 mag rounds and reload components. Finally have something to do with them.
in a lot sale, with over a thousand .38/.357 mag rounds and reload components. Finally have something to do with them.
oldngray
nowhere special
Nice. 686 is probably the best S&W revolver. I have one with an 8 3/8 barrel I bought a long time ago. I didn't realize how much more expensive those things are now.Drunk and bought a Smith 686 5" with the 7-round cylinder. I bought a bunch of
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Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Got mine for $700 shipped after rebate.
I have one with the 2 1/2 inch barrel, which I've been carrying lately.Drunk and bought a Smith 686 5" with the 7-round cylinder. I bought a bunch of
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It's a heavy gun.
PreTrippin’
Stinkin Ginzo
My favorite thing is to make fun of @Just A UPS GuyDrunk and bought a Smith 686 5" with the 7-round cylinder. I bought a bunch of
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PreTrippin’
Stinkin Ginzo
Rugers are better.
7 shots don’t make no sense!
Say what I will smiths are very nice firearms good purchase friend.
Thebrownblob
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Gun shows almost always overpriced although fun.
Another common misconception with gun shows is that there’s no restrictions on buying which is inaccurate if you buy a gun from a gun dealer at a gun show you still have to fill out the paperwork. You cannot buy a handgun at a gun show if you’re not a resident of that state without having it shipped to an FFL dealer. People that bring weapons to sell that are private party are no different than any other time. It’s private property and can be sold without a background check.
oldngray
nowhere special
It is almost all gun store owners. Not many deals from them. They hope to sucker the people who don't know what real bargains are. There are some private sales but a very small minority. Gun shows are better for accessories and ammo or items you don't commonly see in stores.
But the (fake) gun show loophole!
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
I always laugh when I hear people pretend there’s some sort of gun show loophole, that’s not a loophole that’s private property that you could sell anywhere. Yes you’re right. Most gun shows are full of gun dealers. Most of it is overpriced or best regular priced just hoping to catch people ramped up the excitement of a gun show.. occasionally if you’re looking for something extremely rare, you’ll find it at a gun show. Other than that they’re kind of a waste of time.
I have NOT been lurking
Eat. Sleep. Work. Jork.
Also Chinese swastika stuff and jerky
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
They do have some good beef jerky at those places. Definitely some interesting people.
Johney
Pineapple King
Not true here at all. I find it much better at the shows, I go on Sunday a couple hours before they wrap up and get dealers to wheel and deal with each other to get my money. I’ve bought several guns way below going rate due to them competing and not wanting to take merchandise back to where ever they came from.
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
That’s cool, but I have had much better luck getting great deals online. Gun shows are fine, but I rarely find a good deal. The gun shows that come around my area are the same people every time. Not to mention you have to pay to get in to begin with. It doesn’t hurt that I have an FFL dealer close to me that only charges $10 to do the transfer.
oldngray
nowhere special
Usually the same people but some gun shows are better than others.
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
For sure.
I have NOT been lurking
Eat. Sleep. Work. Jork.
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