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July 23, 2011
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not real up on the barrel sizes and the prices for them , on a 357 looks like 6 is the most popular and the cheapest, is the 2.5 and 4 gonna be higherin price  and of course i know the 8 and up are gonna be higher , but i guess my question is starting with a 6 , the smaller and larger barrels are gonna be higher than a 6 inch pretty much ? , looking at a 2.5 for around $150.00 just wondering if that was pretty good ?
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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Yes, that is pretty good.
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George Carlin
August 29, 2009
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It all depends on how the sun and the moon line up, the tides, and who's hunting for a barrel the same time you are. If the markings don't matter you can order a new 2.5" from DW for $195. Prices can be all over the place and condition nearly always determines price.ÂÂ
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Dans Club
March 27, 2009
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Yip to both the above!ÂÂ
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May 2, 2009
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Anymore any barrel in semi decent shape is worth $150... Most of what I would call nice ones start up around $180-- and that is just for the 2" to 8" range...
Anythying over 8" is anyones guess.
SHOOT
October 10, 2010
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If it helps any, I recently bought a 4" vented for $150 and a 2.5" vented for $160 off GB. In my opinion, both were in great condition. Good bores, no blue wear, no rust, good threads on both ends. I shopped for a while to find those. I saw several BAs go for less, but the condition of those were all in the poor - good range.
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