Ruger 44 magnum

[4t5]

Got my eyes on a vaquero cc & blue, and an original flattop ( unconverted ) .vaquero is excellent cond. Flattop shows it’s age but in good cond.
What do they sell for in your neck of the woods ?

[765x53]

Too much now but, even more later.
"The time to buy it is when you see it."

[AJMD429]

Too much now but, even more later.
"The time to buy it is when you see it."

That’s a good answer actually.

For more concrete info look on gunbroker.com under COMPLETED auctions.

[JimT]

I was told years ago that "You can never spend too much for a good gun, a good knife, a good pair of boots, a good horse or a good saddle."
John Taffin told me ... also years ago, "Cheap is too expensive."
I have lived long enough to prove them both true.

[Scott Tschirhart]

Good advice.

[horsesoldier03]

My dad grew up the son of a share cropper during the depression. Growing up, he always made comments of having to "Poor Boy It". Not necessarily a derogatory term, he only meant that you made things stretch or finding something that would work just as well than the premium item you would actually prefer. I am guilty of that to an extent, but I do try to treat myself when it comes to guns. You will always enjoy a gun more if you get what you want and have pride of ownership. Since then I have always saved my pennies and bought when I had the money to spend. My last pistol was the Ruger Flattop .44 SPL and I seriously doubt it will ever be sold.

[Bronco]

Buy cheaper and cry forever! More expensive, buy once cry once !

[Scott Tschirhart]

My dad grew up the son of a share cropper during the depression. Growing up, he always made comments of having to "Poor Boy It". Not necessarily a derogatory term, he only meant that you made things stretch or finding something that would work just as well than the premium item you would actually prefer. I am guilty of that to an extent, but I do try to treat myself when it comes to guns. You will always enjoy a gun more if you get what you want and have pride of ownership. Since then I have always saved my pennies and bought when I had the money to spend. My last pistol was the Ruger Flattop .44 SPL and I seriously doubt it will ever be sold.

Nothing wrong with that. I kinda wish I had stuck with some of the guns I started with. You can’t buy competence or scores anyway.

[drjjpdc]

Here's one of mine, a long barreled .44 magnum, SS and rosewood grips. A great bowling pin revolver.

[horsesoldier03]

Sorry, didnt mean not to answer your question. I use GunBroker to help me figure out if I think I am getting a decent deal. I throw out high listings with NO BIDS.

https://www.gunbroker.com/Guns-Firearms ... ageSize=24