Bisley question

INDY45

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Found I ruger bisley that is stainless with 5.5" barrel,Has been shot 18 times and like new I have not seen many bisleys and don't know about price the guy wants $500.00 for it good buy or pass on it?In the factory box and all paper work.
 
ask your self, do i want it? do i need it? if i pass, can i find another one for same price? BUY IT WHEN YOU CAN! __bedrockfred
 
Acusport or one of the Williams' ones (same thing, different runs). Either way, depending on which one it is, $500 is a good price. Bottom line is if it's worth that to YOU.
 
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Sorry, no .44 cal convertibles. Darn lucky to find one of the stainless in .44 anyways.
 
MG-70 said:
That's what I'd like, a stainless Bisley in .44Mag with a barrel of at least 5.5"




They made some, not many but some. I wanna say 1000. They were the first stainless Bisleys of the "Acusport" series and will command the highest prices of the series. They're out there, but few and far between. One here tucked away with the others but it's staying put.
Might be easier and quicker to simply Bisley-ize a regular SBH. Well, quicker so long as you can locate the Bisley pieces which also are now few and far between.
 
This one is for 500 on our classifieds.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=162413
 
ruggedruger said:
This one is for 500 on our classifieds.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=162413


It's also a .45 not the desired .44 that MG-70 is looking for. Not a bad deal though. :)
 
I would look at Gunbroker. I just bought a new one with cylinders in .45 Colt and .45 ACP for $530.00 plus $25.00 shipping.

I use it for both calibers. The ACP cylinder is great for practice and shooting of small critters. Scary accurate!

Unless $55.00 more for a new one with both cylinders and warranty would be a deal breaker.

Just saying.
 
cadillo said:
I would look at Gunbroker. I just bought a new one with cylinders in .45 Colt and .45 ACP for $530.00 plus $25.00 shipping.

I use it for both calibers. The ACP cylinder is great for practice and shooting of small critters. Scary accurate!

Unless $55.00 more for a new one with both cylinders and warranty would be a deal breaker.

Just saying.


You didn't have to pay your FFL dealer for their part of the paper work? That usually adds another $15 to $25 to the price of one ordered online.
 

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