Looks like Centerfire Systems dredged the bottom of the river for these used guns.

Haha, they are smoking crack at those prices.

Wow

Electrical wrapped and all... I hope they have evidence it wasnt used in a couple murders, etc.

As for their asking prices.. Been to a restaurant lately?

Awww MAN ! .... that AIN'T RIGHT (-1 for them)

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! Sure are some ugly pistols!

Miami_JBT said:

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1. These aren't even old guns that have been rotting away in police evidence for 40 years. These look like they were dredged up from the Detroit River.

2. Those prices are nuts for the condition those guns are in.

3. If people are actually paying those prices, then I'm rich with my stash of revolvers that are in FAAAAAAAAAAR BETTER CONDITION.

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I wouldn't give $100 for all four of the ones shown.

I have used centerfire systems quite a bit over the years. And have watched there "project" pieces go from really good cheap deals for someone like me who likes a project until now where you can find a decent shootable example for better prices elsewhere. I still pick up a few things here and there from them. But I don't even look through the projects no more.

My gun store has a display case, off in the corner. They call gunsmith specials. Usually only sell them to people they know or can prove some firearm repair competency, no bubba smiths. Lots of Spanish clone revolvers and nickel revolvers in the same condition as those. But usually for 100 or less. Those prices are borderline criminal.

The state police periodically auction off seized firearms after court proceedings are finished. Maybe that’s where they came from. But I’m not sure any self-respecting gang banger would carry one.

Except for a couple of model 10s and a model 65, most of it is junk. Who is sawing out trigger guards?

KyJim

The state police periodically auction off seized firearms after court proceedings are finished. Maybe that’s where they came from. But I’m not sure any self-respecting gang banger would carry one.

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Carry one??? I wouldn't even let one of those miniature boat anchors in my house!!!

Avant guard "distressed" models!

I'm a free market economy kind of guy. I really hope nobody is buying those.

LOL it’s patina. All the rage now in classic cars. Who knows, maybe the trend is migrating over to firearms.

That's pathetic. Well, I guess a lot more people than I ever imagined have actually lost their guns in "boating accidents" on the Detroit River.

Here's some ocean front property in Montana for sale.



Only half the price as west coast ocean front properties, been sold a few times.

Comes with a gun from a friend named Bubba.



And a crazy cat.

Get one ....but have a current tetanus shot.

Miami_JBT said:

Firearms - Revolvers - Old-School Revolvers - Page 1 - Centerfire Systems

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1. These aren't even old guns that have been rotting away in police evidence for 40 years. These look like they were dredged up from the Detroit River.

2. Those prices are nuts for the condition those guns are in.

3. If people are actually paying those prices, then I'm rich with my stash of revolvers that are in FAAAAAAAAAAR BETTER CONDITION.

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Looks like @GunnyUSMC is trying to offload some Cajun evidence guns.

I sort of like this one:



All it needs is a magazine and some evaporust. Six rounders can't be that expensive.

Looks like one of those Smiths had a triggerguard bent as it was pounded on some poor soul’s noggin a couple of times.

$80 bucks, tops, is all I would pay for any of them.

Good luck buyers!

Stay safe.