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    Cool I got to fondle a 3" Ruger LCR today!

    I was very impressed! The 3" version of the LCR feels fantastic. It can't weigh more than a couple ounce more than it's 2" sister, either. The new longer grip felt very good in that hand; for those not intending to CCW it the new grips will probably be very popular. I think I prefer the shorter "Tamer" grips that come on the original but it's my understanding that they will interchange.

    Scheel's wanted $479 for it. I didn't buy it today since I wasn't shopping for one (went in looking for an HK P30L while the rebate is going) and since it's the only one I've seen I don't know if that's a good price or not. Also I don't know what is out there for holsters yet. When I got home I did shoot Garrett Industries an e-mail inquiring whether they have a mold gun for it yet.

    But I will definitely be buying one eventually! I wonder if it will be out in 9mm and .357 Mag eventually?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Phaedrus View Post
    I was very impressed! The 3" version of the LCR feels fantastic. It can't weigh more than a couple ounce more than it's 2" sister, either. The new longer grip felt very good in that hand; for those not intending to CCW it the new grips will probably be very popular. I think I prefer the shorter "Tamer" grips that come on the original but it's my understanding that they will interchange.

    Scheel's wanted $479 for it. I didn't buy it today since I wasn't shopping for one (went in looking for an HK P30L while the rebate is going) and since it's the only one I've seen I don't know if that's a good price or not. Also I don't know what is out there for holsters yet. When I got home I did shoot Garrett Industries an e-mail inquiring whether they have a mold gun for it yet.

    But I will definitely be buying one eventually! I wonder if it will be out in 9mm and .357 Mag eventually?
    Did you lovingly stroke it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmericanPsycho View Post
    Did you lovingly stroke it?
    I'm going to leave this one alone, it is a PG forum after all........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phaedrus View Post
    I was very impressed! The 3" version of the LCR feels fantastic. It can't weigh more than a couple ounce more than it's 2" sister, either. The new longer grip felt very good in that hand; for those not intending to CCW it the new grips will probably be very popular. I think I prefer the shorter "Tamer" grips that come on the original but it's my understanding that they will interchange.

    Scheel's wanted $479 for it. I didn't buy it today since I wasn't shopping for one (went in looking for an HK P30L while the rebate is going) and since it's the only one I've seen I don't know if that's a good price or not. Also I don't know what is out there for holsters yet. When I got home I did shoot Garrett Industries an e-mail inquiring whether they have a mold gun for it yet.

    But I will definitely be buying one eventually! I wonder if it will be out in 9mm and .357 Mag eventually?
    There is a .357 version of the snubie....and a .22 version....haven't seen a 9mm.
    I like them....
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter63 View Post
    There is a .357 version of the snubie....and a .22 version....haven't seen a 9mm.
    I like them....
    Yeah, the snubbie version can be had in .22LR, .22Mag, .357 Mag and 9mm. At least right now the 3" version is only .38 Special.

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    Looked them up.....
    http://www.ruger.com/products/lcr/models.html

    Wonder how long till they start offering longer barrels an all models......?
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    Well, Bud's gunshop got them in stock for $411. That's the same place that I got my 2" LCR and the exact same price! So I put a $100 down to put it on layaway. I've bought a lot of guns on Bud's layaway and it's always been great. No finance charges, free shipping and three months to pay it off. I would have just bought it outright but I don't want to blow the money on myself before I finish Xmas shopping for my family.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phaedrus View Post
    ...................................... I would have just bought it outright but I don't want to blow the money on myself before I finish Xmas shopping for my family.
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