50th anniv. 357

deanodog

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Would anyone here recomend a 50th 357 4 5/8 from CDNN?

Any thoughts?....For or against.
 
The 50th anniv .357 is a great shooter, smooth trigger, perfect balance - one of my favorites to shoot. Get one!
 
CDNN sells allot of em and at a really good price. Nice .357's and 44's.
 
What do you folks think about dealing with CDNN (on this or any other stuff) in general?

I asked CDNN for a list of FFL's thast they deal with in my (Boise) area but the three names they gave me all warned me away.

What don't I know?

Dave
 
All you need is a FFL you trust. CDNN will accept a scanned certificate from that FFL. That's all I had to do was e-mail them the certificate, and they did the rest .... after I gave them the cash that is ;) . My experience was very favourable. Have only ordered the one item though.... the 50th .357 .
 
+1 I bought both the .357 and the .44 anniversary from CDNN. No issues either time. Great guns and a super price.

Jim
 
I have purchased a few guns from CDNN. NO problems. I think some of the FFL's don't like that they sell to the general public so ready.
Go for the 357. Nice size, great trigger.
 
It's really simple. If you buy from CDNN, the local dealer only gets the FFL transfer fee. He doesn't make much money on the deal.

However, I see NOTHING wrong with dealing with them direct. My dealer is also my friend and he has NO problem with handling my FFL transfer for a modest fee.

The 50th Anniversary .357's are flattops and among the most attractive and useful revolvers that Ruger has ever made. I have a .44 Lipsey Special Flattop as well as the 50th Anniversary Flattop .44 Magnum. I really ought to get one of the .357's while they are still available. They are sweet revolvers.

Dale53
 
I got my 50th Flat Top from CDNN. It's been a great revolver for me. I have no regrets in going through them.

My friends neighbor is an FFL and I just had it shipped to him. No sweat. Find a FFL you like and make your order - and post pics.
 
+1 on everything posted above. CDNN made the process very simple.
I think I paid about $20 for the transfer fee.

I couldn't be happier with my Anniversary .357
 
I have a 50th 357 that I purchased from a forum member last year at a great price. I put some grips on it from 41Magnum and it feel great in my hand. Lots of fun to shoot and not a safe queen.
 
I just called CDNN to place order on the 50th anniv.357 and was informed that they are now GONE. I guess I waited too long. They still have the 44s
though. Oh well a used one will show up I suppose. Just think I saved $388.00. Bud's has regular blackhawks for 414.00 delivered.
 
I was wondering when that was going to happen! That's do bad. They were/are good guns..... Really Ruger needs to make it a 'standard' model like the .44 Special. The .357 belongs on the medium frame.....
 

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