Is it worth it?

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No box or papers 8 shot 357 Redhawk.
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It may be a gun worth having ….. price depending of course.
I LOVE Redhawks but in all honesty the snubby ain’t real practical; like THAT ever mattered to some of us. LOL
 
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I was thinking that a Redhawk with a short barrel and eight holes to take out some of the extra weight,
This would be close to the same weight as my GP 100. Boy was I wrong, especially when you end up stuffing eight 160 grain 357 magnum rounds in each one of those holes. 😳
 
That's a sweet looking revolver.
I think it's worth every penny.
And, everyone should have both a short and longer-barreled 357!
They both "suit" their different purposes!
 
Coincidentally, I was negotiating a purchase for one of these at the gun show Sunday. The seller told me it was new/unfired in the box. Strangely, I saw that it uses moon clips, to facilitate ejection of fired rounds.

At any rate he was asking $850 and would not budge. Since I would have to pay for a background check it would have been about $900. I didn't want it bad enough to pay the extra $50. At 44 ounces empty it would be a hefty carry piece fully loaded. I will stick with my Speed-Six snubbie or 3" Colt King Cobra for a woods carry 357.

All that being said, it looks like a good deal.
 
Hickok45 has a good review on YouTube. I believe he says the moon clips are used as a fast reload. I’m waiting for my DeSantis holster to arrive and we should be out at the range this weekend.
 

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