Armed Polite Society
Main Forums => The Roundtable => Topic started by: K Frame on February 13, 2020, 02:41:28 PM
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Often considered one of the Rolls Royces of the handgun world, the 210s have always been expensive. I remember being highly scandalized by the fact that they were going for $700 and up back in the middle to late 1990s.
Well, Classic Firearms apparently has a small lot, and they're willing to let you have one...
For $3,000. :O
Need a spare magazine? It's a bargain at $150. :O :O :O
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Often considered one of the Rolls Royces of the handgun world
They're overly complicated, break down a lot, are hideously expensive to maintain, and people buy them just for the name?
Brad
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They're overly complicated, break down a lot, are hideously expensive to maintain, and people buy them just for the name?
Brad
I once saw a Rolls Royce representative assert quite vigorously that Rolls Royces DO NOT break down! Ever!
They may just occasionally fail to proceed.
;)
FWIW, the classic Sig P210 is the only SIG pistol I've hefted that actually points properly in my hand. (SIGs 1911 variants don't count.)
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I have a serious case of the wants for one of the current production models. They are at least somewhat affordable.
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Yep, That's about what the Swiss manufactured ones go for.
It's a shame that the mags for the new ones don't interchange, as that would at least help the mag costs.
Gun collecting is not for the frugal.
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I've seen the new ones for 1000-1200 on local armslist. And have been seriously tempted.