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I have a NIB never fired Ruger security six with a 2.5" barrel made in 1984 and a friend has a Colt Python ss 6" barrel that has been used but never abused and he wants to trade, of course he wants some $$$$$$ to go along with it. Should I? No I'm not crazy nor is he.
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How much do you really want a Python?
I rather have a Python than a security six. But then again, I don't want one bad enough to buy one.
Difficult to say, you plan to shoot the Python or keep it as a safe queen? If it's gonna be safequeen, I'd rather get a blued Python. -
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Does the Ruger have any sentimental value to you liketoshoot? If so, don't do it!
I have a couple of guns that my father gave me that are priceless to me. But on paper, they're only worth a couple hundred bucks.
If the Ruger doesn't have any sentimental value to you, I would go ahead and make the trade. Because I think you'd be getting the better deal out of this trade.
Just my 2 cents.
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jimbo1747, No the Ruger has no sentimental value at all and I don't feel bad about the trade, my buddie wants it and I want what he has so I guess it's a good deal all around.sigpic
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If you want a concealed carry gun, the Security Six is better, but if you just want a shooter, I'd go for the Python. With the 6" barrel, it's going to be easier to shoot, and be more accurate, than the Security Six with the 2 1/2" barrel.Comment
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Do it, sounds like you've already made up your mind.
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-- Thomas Jefferson, 1764
*Excerpts from "On Crimes and Punishment" by Cesare BeccariaComment
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Yes I think it is a done deal, I've always liked the Colt Python and this will be way less then buying one on here for 1200 bucks.
Thanks for sounding it out for me.sigpic
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