You can pick up a number a decent autos at or under $300, Ruger and S&W autos in particular.
Ruger P94 9mm $279.95 Gunbroker
S&W 5906 $345 Gunbroker
Ruger P94 9mm $279.95 Gunbroker
S&W 5906 $345 Gunbroker
Not the way I read it and I was not logged into their site. But I could be wrong. But back to the OP. Lots of autos can be had for the $300 range if you wanted one. Revo's are not as easily found for quality and price, but shop around and you can find some. Gunbroker is your friend. The end all model 10 is not the only gun out there.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=277980494#PIC
I got one of these and shipped it was about that at the end of the day. Mine had rubber grips and should wear, but in a stainless gun, it will clean. .357mag gives you the flexibility of shooting .38's if you wanted to. model 65's can be found if you are patient.
I got one of these and shipped it was about that at the end of the day. Mine had rubber grips and should wear, but in a stainless gun, it will clean. .357mag gives you the flexibility of shooting .38's if you wanted to. model 65's can be found if you are patient.
A 4 inch S&W in .38 special (there are lots of models, 10, 15, 64 etc) is a good choice. .357 is loud and the muzzle flash has a tendency to blind you at night.
Please let me know about all the S&W autos you find for sale at or under $300.
Tommy at Sooner State Pawn often has s & w sigma sw40ve new in the box for exactly $300. Right here in okc.
To the op... Tommy will also transfer anything you buy off the interwebs for $10, and do it with a smile.
To answer your question:
S&W 10, 15,19,65,66,586,686
Ruger gp, security six
Colt trooper
Or any other high quality 4" barrel revolver is an excellent choice for the one gun owner. I would look for a .357 as it is more versatile and feeds a wide array of .38 & .357 ammo. Revolvers have a much simpler manual of arms/eas of operation. Snubbies take a lot of practice to master, longer than 4" barrels get heavy quickly which may be hindrance to your wife's enjoyment of shooting.
S&W 10, 15,19,65,66,586,686
Ruger gp, security six
Colt trooper
Or any other high quality 4" barrel revolver is an excellent choice for the one gun owner. I would look for a .357 as it is more versatile and feeds a wide array of .38 & .357 ammo. Revolvers have a much simpler manual of arms/eas of operation. Snubbies take a lot of practice to master, longer than 4" barrels get heavy quickly which may be hindrance to your wife's enjoyment of shooting.
My colt king cobr 6" barrel 357 i my daughter's favorite gun to shoot. She's 13 and a cheerleader. I don't think his wife will have a problem with the weight. To the contrary, that long barrel soaked up a ton of recoil.
J&G sales has DAO S&W model 64's for reasonable prices.
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