How'd I do?

[Cgrubb1]

Went to a gun show this weekend with the wife. Just looking around, maybe some ammo, or a holster etc. Walked away with a new in box Ruger LCR. $350 OTD. Been thinking about a j-frame for a while to compliment my M&P .40c, and couldn't really pass up the price. Most of the LCRs at the LGS are around 450ish. Is 350 a good price where everyone else is?

[boomhower]

Good price around me, can't find them for less than $400 before tax.


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[str8tshooter]

I picked up two consecutive serial #'s for $379.00 each at the LGS about three months ago. so I'd say not too shabby!!!!

[xmanhockey7]

You got a great deal.

[The Hawk]

You did good. I guess Black Friday was extended to gun shows huh? Congrats to you. :cheers:

[mgo]

Went to a gun show this weekend with the wife. Just looking around, maybe some ammo, or a holster etc. Walked away with a new in box Ruger LCR. $350 OTD. Been thinking about a j-frame for a while to compliment my M&P .40c, and couldn't really pass up the price. Most of the LCRs at the LGS are around 450ish. Is 350 a good price where everyone else is?

You did well. Don't be too shocked when you fire that revolver using +P ammo. Recoil isn't painful, but after a few rounds your hand and wrist will be very tired. Muzzle flash is dramatic, too. Standard .38 specials are a different matter, and are pretty manageable. The LCR is a better J-frame sized revolver than the Smiths due to the improved cushion in the grip.
I would really love to see Ruger make a K-frame sized revolver with that polymer frame. Perhaps with a three inch barrel. That would be a much easier to shoot +P gun.