Donor Pistol

[Major 2]

Can't say, I put "NRA Centennial in .357" in my search engine and saw several offered in the $4000 range.
That was as far as I surfed.


I'd be way more through If I was actively searching for one. 
Just because they are listed in the stratosphere, no clue if they get those numbers.   

[RoyceP]

@ 4 grand and upwards NRA Centennial is well out my comfort zone....

There's one on a major auction site for $1900 right now. Typically they sell around $2500 new in the box. I have yet to see one priced at $4K but I would pass if I did.

[Niederlander]

Even the cheap ones are way out of my league at this point.  I just want a good shooter, and this one should fill the bill nicely.

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[Tascosa Joe]

I have a NRA Centennial 5 1/2" .45 my parents gave me in 1972 when I graduated from Texas A&M.  The had my name engraved on it.  When I started shooting CAS in 1991 it was my only pistol.  I suppose it has had 20000 rds thru it since then.  It has real Ivory on it now. Sorry to hijack the thread.

[Niederlander]

Cool graduation gift!  A friend of mine gave me an 1894 Frontier Six Shooter as a wedding gift.  It needed some work, but it's a great shooter now.  (3rd Generation cylinder, among other things.)