While browsing yesterday, I came across a blue, 2 3/4 inch Speed Six .357 at a very reasonable price. This is not a gun that has really been on my radar; but it’s in great shape and the price seems almost too good to pass up. Thinking about going back and getting it. Not something I really need; but since when does need matter?
Mulling over a Speed-Six
- Thread starter TRanger
- Start date
Mike Armstrong
Hunter
If it's in California, let me know where it is while you mull!
(Like good land, they aren't makin' any more Sixes...).
(Like good land, they aren't makin' any more Sixes...).
I didn't know anybody took time to "mull over" a Six series Ruger at a reasonable price. :lol:
Seems to me the snubby Speed Six's are the most desired Six series too.
Seems to me the snubby Speed Six's are the most desired Six series too.
Armybrat
Hunter
^^^^^hittman said:
What he said!
So, are you saying for $329 I should buy it....?
Just kidding. I went ahead and paid for it. Unfortunately, due to Florida rules; it must remain in the dealer’s hands for another 28 days since it’s a new consignment. But I’ll pick it up next month.
Just kidding. I went ahead and paid for it. Unfortunately, due to Florida rules; it must remain in the dealer’s hands for another 28 days since it’s a new consignment. But I’ll pick it up next month.
Mike Armstrong
Hunter
Probably as good an investment as you will make this year. And this one could save your life.
Good score! Glad it was still available. Sixes don’t usually sit out much, at least here in Middle Tn. I think the dealers get first choice?
gramps
gramps
It's one of my favorite handguns. Good find.
They don’t make anything that good anymore, IMO. Nice catch.
bogus bill
Hunter
We were issued 4" stainless speed sixs when I was a lockheed guard. I seen a 2 3/4" one at a pawn shop about three months ago. It tempted me but I already own a 2 1/2" python and a 3" s&w 66-3.
