Kahr carrier
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I would buy it ,As for the Boycott thing ,think about it thats what SARAH BRADY and company want you to do ,one less Gun Maker to deal with.
Should I buy this gun?
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cratz2
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I'd buy one at that price and have no use for one whatsoever.
Jeff OTMG
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Buy it, it is a great price for a NIB gun.
As far as the boycott goes, it is over. Some people are still trying, but the groundswell of support that caused the layoffs and almost put the company out of business is long gone. S&W has gone into negotiation and teminated agreements with over a dozen government entities, the biggest being the City of Boston. Trying to rally people against S&W now is about as effective as the boycott that I have been trying to put together against Ruger for 15 years. I haven't bought a new Ruger product, but there are not enough people who care about it for it to be effective. It is nothing more than a waste of bandwidth. Neither is going to be successful. If you think that you are going to ever see S&W publicly cheer in advertising that they beat the govt and are not going to comply with the agreement then you better get over it because it will never happen. That would mean that S&W would be cheering that gun dealers don't have to lock up guns in a safe at the close of business, that the purchaser has completed a firearms safety program, amoung other things. If a death was caused by a stolen firearm or if an accidental shooting occurred S&W would be contributory in the liability IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN.
As far as the boycott goes, it is over. Some people are still trying, but the groundswell of support that caused the layoffs and almost put the company out of business is long gone. S&W has gone into negotiation and teminated agreements with over a dozen government entities, the biggest being the City of Boston. Trying to rally people against S&W now is about as effective as the boycott that I have been trying to put together against Ruger for 15 years. I haven't bought a new Ruger product, but there are not enough people who care about it for it to be effective. It is nothing more than a waste of bandwidth. Neither is going to be successful. If you think that you are going to ever see S&W publicly cheer in advertising that they beat the govt and are not going to comply with the agreement then you better get over it because it will never happen. That would mean that S&W would be cheering that gun dealers don't have to lock up guns in a safe at the close of business, that the purchaser has completed a firearms safety program, amoung other things. If a death was caused by a stolen firearm or if an accidental shooting occurred S&W would be contributory in the liability IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN.
Gila Jorge
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I just paid 400+ for a 60LS brand new. Sounds
good to me. Smith can't change without cash flow
to pay lawyers to effect changes. Buy the Smith.
good to me. Smith can't change without cash flow
to pay lawyers to effect changes. Buy the Smith.
rock jock
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Well, I ended up not buying after all. I picked up a Ruger Mark II Competition Target .22 instead as it was only $320 after the discount. I can always use another .22 for silhouette matches anyway.
Coltdriver
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A NIB Model 60 for $300 is a deal any day of the week.
I refuse to deny myself ownership of the worlds finest revolvers just because the Clintonistas coerced the former English owners into a non sense deal.
That is over.
In the past six months I have picked up two j frames because they are smaller, lighter and quicker to shoot than any semi I could carry.
Just learn to make your shots count
I refuse to deny myself ownership of the worlds finest revolvers just because the Clintonistas coerced the former English owners into a non sense deal.
That is over.
In the past six months I have picked up two j frames because they are smaller, lighter and quicker to shoot than any semi I could carry.
Just learn to make your shots count
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