HighValleyRanch
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Yes, it's light as a feather, but that's not what the topic is about!
Been looking to get a LCRx. (CCW)
Shopped all the auctions, and private sales forums, and got an idea of going price range.
Walked into my local gun shop to see if they had one to try in my pocket and to try the legendary trigger.
Lo and behold they had an LCRx, the one I've been considering. Asked if I could dry fire and wow, what a great trigger. Smooth as butter, light and nice single action break as well. Returned the gun and left, thinking I might have to get one cheaper online or privately, as the gun shop was about 75.00 over priced.
But my wife said, Get it. If you tried the trigger and get one sight unseen with a worst trigger, you will always regret not having paid that little extra to get what you want. She knows me! And she said,
"if you go back to that shop, don't come back saying you only looked at it again. Buy it!" So I did!
So the saying goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. I rather pay a little extra for one that I physically tried the trigger on, than to gamble and get one sight unseen and end up with a worst trigger.
Anyways, by the time I added all the extra costs of shipping, my dealers cost, the transfer fees, I would have saved maybe 50.00
So in 7 days I will have the bird in my hand!
Anyone else have this as their rule in purchasing. We always want to save mula, but if you are planning on carrying and owning the gun for years, why not pay a little extra?
Besides which I felt better about helping my friends gun shop and they were very happy about the sale.
Been looking to get a LCRx. (CCW)
Shopped all the auctions, and private sales forums, and got an idea of going price range.
Walked into my local gun shop to see if they had one to try in my pocket and to try the legendary trigger.
Lo and behold they had an LCRx, the one I've been considering. Asked if I could dry fire and wow, what a great trigger. Smooth as butter, light and nice single action break as well. Returned the gun and left, thinking I might have to get one cheaper online or privately, as the gun shop was about 75.00 over priced.
But my wife said, Get it. If you tried the trigger and get one sight unseen with a worst trigger, you will always regret not having paid that little extra to get what you want. She knows me! And she said,
"if you go back to that shop, don't come back saying you only looked at it again. Buy it!" So I did!
So the saying goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. I rather pay a little extra for one that I physically tried the trigger on, than to gamble and get one sight unseen and end up with a worst trigger.
Anyways, by the time I added all the extra costs of shipping, my dealers cost, the transfer fees, I would have saved maybe 50.00
So in 7 days I will have the bird in my hand!
Anyone else have this as their rule in purchasing. We always want to save mula, but if you are planning on carrying and owning the gun for years, why not pay a little extra?
Besides which I felt better about helping my friends gun shop and they were very happy about the sale.