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Re: Ruger LCR
« Reply #15 on: March 03, 2011, 10:21:21 AM »
They are a great pistol and like said above the trigger is very nice out of the box and will only get better the more it is shot.  I am currently looking for a good used LCR but will wait tell I find a good deal.  
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Re: Ruger LCR
« Reply #16 on: March 03, 2011, 11:29:02 AM »
I've got both the LCP and LCR.  Love both.  I thought the LCR was lightweight until I picked up the LCP.  Almost don't notice either in my pocket.  Only thing I'd do different is pick up the crimson trace to the LCR.
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Re: Ruger LCR
« Reply #17 on: March 05, 2011, 11:53:49 PM »
They are a great pistol and like said above the trigger is very nice out of the box and will only get better the more it is shot.  I am currently looking for a good used LCR but will wait tell I find a good deal.  

Well it did not take long to find a good deal on one. I picked a used one today for $340 that supposly only had one box fired through it. Only had a chance to put a couple rounds through it today but so far I really like this pistol. Let you know when I get more rounds through it but the wife wants to take it for herself so we will see how that goes..

 


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