50th anniv. 357

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tookalisten

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The 50th anniv .357 is a great shooter, smooth trigger, perfect balance - one of my favorites to shoot. Get one!
 

G2

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CDNN sells allot of em and at a really good price. Nice .357's and 44's.
 

Rclark

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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 .
 
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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.
 

Dale53

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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
 

WingMaster

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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.
 

StanMemTn

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+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
 

Lone Wolf McQuade

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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.
 

deanodog

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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.
 

Rclark

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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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