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Freedom Arms, should I buy?????????????????????

Posted By: Buzzsaw

Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 12:07 AM

Was at my Gun Club today, saw this thumper for sale. I've been studying the Freedom Arms single actions. This, I think is a "Field Grade" but with an octagon barrel. Hummmmm????? Its on consignment $1400. price is good, "fair"

Posted By: jeffbird

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 12:49 AM

That will be fun for about 50 5 rounds and then probably rarely come out after that. If you do not already have a nice 1911, spend on that. A good 1911 is a real joy.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 01:23 AM

Have the 1911, could shoot .45 Colts for fun



Posted By: jeffbird

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 01:25 AM

up What are the details on the 1911? Very nice looking. Nice groups. What ammo did you use?

If you just want the 454, then go for it. You may love it, doubt it, but sometimes you just have to test stuff out.

Personally, skip the 454 and buy more ammo for the 1911 or a Dillon to feed it, or a defensive pistol class.
Posted By: charlesb

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 01:31 AM

They're supposed to be good. Seems kind of pricey to me, for what you get.

If it tickles your fancy, you'd be the best judge of whether you would be willing to part with that much cash for it.

Nobody could see how or why I could enjoy my 45-70 Guide Gun, but I shot it a lot and enjoyed it quite a bit.
Posted By: LSCG

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 02:17 AM

dude!!! run back to that gun store and buy that freedom arms!! bolt

a field grade model 83 in 454 will run you $2283.00. then add $545.00 for the Octagon barrel. http://www.freedomarms.com/ http://www.freedomarms.com/

it may be used but it doesn't look like it was shot much if at all. they are extremely accurate revolvers and they hold their value really well. that is an absolute steal!
Posted By: T Bone

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 02:23 AM

THAT is a big boy wheelgun! Get it!!
Posted By: Judd

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 02:30 AM

He's an idea, sell me your Creedmoor and go buy the pistol smile
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 03:06 AM

loser8

Now who's trolling

Jeffbird, Its a Dan Wesson Specialist, awesome 1911, much better than it's owner !! The 25 yard group was with just plain old Winny 230 FMJ, the 10 yards were my loads Sierra 230FMJ, 4.5gr Titegroup

The 454 would kick my azz
Posted By: gusick

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 03:13 AM

Be a man!
Posted By: Bbear

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 11:18 AM

Get it! Hunted with mine for several years until financial situation caused me to move it. Wouldn't mind getting another someday.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 03:59 PM

may give it a closer look this week
Posted By: Tactical Cowboy

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 04:26 PM

Originally Posted By: LSCG
dude!!! run back to that gun store and buy that freedom arms!! bolt

a field grade model 83 in 454 will run you $2283.00. then add $545.00 for the Octagon barrel. http://www.freedomarms.com/ http://www.freedomarms.com/

it may be used but it doesn't look like it was shot much if at all. they are extremely accurate revolvers and they hold their value really well. that is an absolute steal!


This
Posted By: BigPig

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/01/16 10:02 PM

Buzz, I think you could save a little coin and pick up a S&W 460XVR I 8 3/4 or 6 inch barrel and then shoot 460, 454, 45lc. And if you are worried about recoil, the S&W is compensated. The Freedom Arms is sweet if you want to stick with single action. The difference between 460 and 454 is incredible from a hunting standpoint.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/02/16 12:46 AM

HUMMMMMM
Posted By: TexFlip

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/02/16 12:49 AM

Don't be scared homie. Do it! I've wanted one a long time but never came across a good enough deal.
Posted By: Colt W. Knight

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/02/16 01:09 AM

Ive seen those Freedom Arms chambered for 45-70, that one should be a [censored] cat.
Posted By: BigPig

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/02/16 01:31 AM

Originally Posted By: Colt W. Knight
Ive seen those Freedom Arms chambered for 45-70, that one should be a [censored] cat.


That the one that got me interested in big bore hand guns. I got to shoot one with a 12 inch barrel, that thing rocked you back, while the 8 inch was much more tame
Posted By: Lone Ranger

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/03/16 07:31 PM

1911's are great autos as I have several but that FA 454 is a true hunting revolver. I have 2 Premier Grade 454's that I have hunted with for many years. One is 7 1/2 barrel with scope while the other is 6 with open sights. FA revolvers are the finest made and shoot great. Recoil is really not that bad if you are use to shooting 44 mag. Be sure to use a solid rest while hunting. Price doesn't look too bad if it is in good shape.
Posted By: huntwest

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/03/16 10:20 PM

That is a very good price on that gun. I would order the wood grips for it. They are easier to shoot with the wood grips. Freedom Arms are all and made and built start to finish by the same gunsmith. No assembly line. They are exceptionally accurate. The reason for the wood grips is so they will move in your hand easier after you fire. The Pachmeyr grips don't move and has more impact on your wrist.
I have a couple and love them.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/03/16 11:13 PM

Update:::

CRAP !!! after researching this gun, I went back today and it was being held for someone. The club just called and told me the dick came and got it.

CCCHHHIIITTT, you snooze ya lose. I have done this on too many guns, I wait and some other schmuck gets the ring
Posted By: T Bone

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/03/16 11:41 PM

GRRRRRRRRR... bang

Been there myself & all you can do is kick yourself & move on..
Posted By: TexFlip

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/04/16 01:28 AM

It just wasn't meant to be.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/04/16 01:47 AM

crying
Posted By: LSCG

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/04/16 05:04 AM

Originally Posted By: Buzzsaw
Update:::

CRAP !!! after researching this gun, I went back today and it was being held for someone. The club just called and told me the dick came and got it.

CCCHHHIIITTT, you snooze ya lose. I have done this on too many guns, I wait and some other schmuck gets the ring





well I did tell you what it was worth Saturday. the guy who got it isn't a dick, just smart lol.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Freedom Arms, should I buy????????????????????? - 05/04/16 08:26 PM

Yep, I called Freedom, gave them the serial number, got all the spec's. hurt even worse after that!!!


Guy is still a dick for being smarter than me!!!
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