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Do you think it's worth an extra $130 to upgrade to stainless?
Rossi RioGrande blued $370, SS $500, in 30/30.
Feel free to opine on the Rio Grande as well. Or 30/30 for that matter :)
8 Answers
- thinkingbladeLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
Well for whatever reason my skin oils and sweat are high in salt and will rust unprotected steel suprisingly fast. Being in the knife business I learned this a long time ago. So I often will spring for stainless. However if the bluing is done well that will also provide some protection for the steel.
If it were going to be a back of the truck sort of carbine I'd get stainless, if it were going to be a saddle gun on a ranch, I'd get stainless. If it's a hunting gun where you can wipe it down at the end of the day, I'd get blue because it has less glare and to me looks nicer.
Thinkingblade
- augustLv 76 years ago
I don't have any stainless guns. And as long as I care for my guns properly, I never have any problems with rust.
So unless you just like the look of stainless better, I don't see a point in spending the extra money.
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- Space CowboyLv 76 years ago
Not to me...I don't have or need any stainless. If you like them, then buy it. (don't need a 30/30, either. )
- Mr.357Lv 76 years ago
I have never seen a need to carry a bright shiny barrel through the woods with me. If you want to, go for it.