I have a GP100 and really enjoy it. I can shoot my super hots out of it all day, still trying to get it dialed right in, but havent figured out how to sight in yet I guess. Anyway, I was looking around at some pawn shops here lately because in my area there arent a lot of gun shops, and gun shows arent advertised well, or I dont know where to look.
So anyway, walk into a local pawn shop and looking in the pistol case, there is a Service Six. I ask to look at it, it seems to lock up well. All of my wheel guns feel about the same. It is blued with a 2.75" barrel. Has a turn line on the cylinder, is a little dirty. Bore looks ok, doesnt have a bunch of pits in it. Cylinder opens fine, grips are factory I am assuming and are a little rough. It looks like the gun was used, and wasnt cared for after every single use. I believe it to be an early 80s manufacture. I cant exactly remember now what the serial was. I have been wanting to get a Service Six for a while. Was going to get a 4 inch, but have been looking at SP101s, and I could fill that size with this Service Six, with just as much reliability, longevity, and at a reduced price.
They have it listed at 399, I have offered 300 everyday for the last week. They keep saying 350. Most of what I see on the Sixes besides on GunBroker and gougers is around 300-325 but I have seen stainless in that price range. Should I keep offering 300? I could use the 50 to buy some bullets!
So anyway, walk into a local pawn shop and looking in the pistol case, there is a Service Six. I ask to look at it, it seems to lock up well. All of my wheel guns feel about the same. It is blued with a 2.75" barrel. Has a turn line on the cylinder, is a little dirty. Bore looks ok, doesnt have a bunch of pits in it. Cylinder opens fine, grips are factory I am assuming and are a little rough. It looks like the gun was used, and wasnt cared for after every single use. I believe it to be an early 80s manufacture. I cant exactly remember now what the serial was. I have been wanting to get a Service Six for a while. Was going to get a 4 inch, but have been looking at SP101s, and I could fill that size with this Service Six, with just as much reliability, longevity, and at a reduced price.
They have it listed at 399, I have offered 300 everyday for the last week. They keep saying 350. Most of what I see on the Sixes besides on GunBroker and gougers is around 300-325 but I have seen stainless in that price range. Should I keep offering 300? I could use the 50 to buy some bullets!
