Let's be real, are you really going to own it long enough to run into problems? At the rate you trade/upgrade around give it a try.
Not everything in life has to be the best of the best. This is my way of thinking with crossbows. My $300 does the same as $3,000 for the way I hunt. And when it needs rebuilt, I just buy another one.
giles,
I understand my "track record" with buying and selling, but I'm attempting to alter that behavior by keeping what I use. Therefore, I'm being more serious about what I buy and having a purpose in mind, BEFORE buying it. I used to own a Ruger GP-100 in a SS 6" that shot great and I never had any issues with it.
I seriously regret selling it.
In recent years, revolver prices have skyrocketed and I'm weighing out whether to spend the money on another one or just purchase a Canik TP9SFX and spend the difference on ammo. Thing is, I still have the 357 Mag. reloading dies, loaded ammo from my last revolver and other components.
I wouldn't have to reload for the Canik, the accuracy would be just as good and it would fit my needs for a varmint hunting handgun. I've even given thought to using it in a few pistol competitions.
I'm not making this decision until the month of June. I have an estate to settle that may allow me to acquire several handguns. I'm standing by until then.