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May 23, 2017
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Question (sorry if it's been discussed, I just havent' found it yet, plus I'm googling the same too)
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For a shooter, would you prefer blued or ss and why ?
Is either more $ than the other in general ?
Same deal with a collector.
I seem to prefer both - that's my dilemma 🙂
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December 4, 2011
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I like to shoot stainless, they are easy to clean and you can fix scratches very easily.  I like both blue and stainless from a collection standpoint.  Both are accurate, both are fun to shoot.  Stainless is just easier to clean.ÂÂ
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SCORPIO said
I like to shoot stainless, they are easy to clean and you can fix scratches very easily.  I like both blue and stainless from a collection standpoint.
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February 20, 2008
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I'm going to be different and say I like to shoot stainless, they are easy to clean and you can fix scratches very easily.  I like both blue and stainless from a collection standpoint.
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December 5, 2008
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Ditto on all the above replies. Stainless for everyday use and Blue for beauty.
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July 22, 2017
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I have mostly blued across everything I own and like them much more than stainless, but if it's a gun I truly use or carry I prefer stainless for the reasons already mentioned above. I know several people that hate stainless with a passion though, go figure??
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