WTS/WTT OR Ruger LCR .357 Mag package

dmens · Dec 15, 2016

Closing... not enough interest

Ruger LCR in .357 Mag, with the Trijicon front dot and Hogue grip. Basically looks like new. I put somewhere between 50 to 100 rounds through it, and it was rarely carried since I bought this to carry on hot days and it does not get that hot in PDX.

Comes with:
- Desantis N38 Pocket Holster
- Two HKS 5-round speed loaders and a belt pouch that holds them both
- 20 rounds of Hornady 357 158gr XTP JHP
- 10 rounds of Speer 357 JHP
- 20 rounds of Federal 38 special +P JHP
- 15 rounds of Remington 38 special +P JHP
- Update: found the soft case (see picture)

Price drop: $460 for everything. $430 without the ammo. $410 for the revolver and the case only.

Transfer in a Hillsboro or Beaverton FFL (you pay the fee).

Would trade for
- Non-bubbafied SKS + some cash depending on make and condition.
- Walther P-38 pistol in VG condition
- CZ-75B, cash either way depending on model and condition
- VZ-58 (I'll add cash)

spectre1986 · Dec 25, 2016

How's the kick one one of these? Iv been considering the idea of a pocket gun for awhile now. But want something more then a .380.
Iv got a desert eagle .357 mag that's not bad at all. But iv never shot something that caliber that small

dmens · Dec 25, 2016

Honestly, the kick is significant. You can practice all day long with 38 spl but I would not shoot a full box of 357 mag through this.

spectre1986 · Dec 25, 2016

I should have new more specific. How's the muzzle flip with it? I'm a pretty good size guy so I'm not too worried about the recoil as long as it's back into me and not 3-5 seconds between follow-up shots

dmens · Dec 25, 2016

Muzzle flip is no worse than shooting a semi-auto, the bore axis is very low. It is the push back into your palm that can get painful after a couple cylinders of 357 mag.