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What is involved in buying a hand gun here in MS now, been a while as you can tell. Buying local and/or on-line. Thinking I want to get an inexpensive 22LR revolver just for plinking. Some thing along this line.
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Spe...Plinkerton.htm
Wish I could afford this one, but I'm saving up for a color DF for the TM too.
http://www.ruger.com/products/newBearcat/models.html
Steve, I have a H & R double action 9 round 22lr that I've had for over 40 yrs. A very nice plinker and was very inexpensive. Haven't looked at them in years but probably still is.
BTW you can find tons of info on guns at SIGforum.com --A discussion forum for SIG enthusiasts. Also check out the state wildlife forum, they have a classified section on it.
I was just down visiting my fishing buddy and he showed me his SS Ruger 22/45 4" barrel that he bought some time ago, he also bought a blued one for $45 at the same time but sold it later, that tells you how old the 22/45 is, man I liked that gun, may have to rethink getting a revolver. He seem to think all you had to do was fill out some paper work, pay for your gun and go, locally that is. Will check that site.
Yep, fill out a form, show your Id, they make a call, pay and gone.
Yep, exactly what feelay said...I have bought 4 or 5 in the last year and they (gun dealer) will take your ID, get you to fill out the yellow form, make a phone call, take your money, and BAM, you walk out with a gun.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
If you have a concealed carry permit, the dealer can let you have it and go without waiting. He will do the paperwork and make the phone call later.
Shot one of these a few months ago. Really nice handgun.
Firearms, Guns, Rifles. Grain Valley, Missouri.
Jeep, that's a very nice pistol. However, the origional question was a good gun, at a low price. Ruger is good, I've had one, shot good. Remember, price is important.