Armscor revolvers

Roy Collins · 05-27-2007, 10:32 AM

Need information on Armscor revolvers. There are two out there that are a decent price right now but I have no personal knowledge of them. Any opinions good or bad would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Mooseman684 · 05-27-2007, 01:59 PM

They are Cheap Guns Imported from the Phillipines , but I've never owned one or had one come in for repairs as of yet...Maybe because nobody owns one around here... I do shoot Armscor Ammo and it is good quality stuff !
Rich.

antediluvianist · 05-30-2007, 03:25 AM

I am in the Philippines and I have owned a Glock, a Colt 1911A1, Smith&Wessons, Armscors, a CZ-75, a Mossberg shotgun, in short firearms from different countries.

An Arnscor revolver is an inexpensive .38 that will kill what you aim at. I used to use mine as a backup gun , or actually as a "New York reload", to my Smith&Wesson 686Plus. I didn't try it with +P ammo, just standard pressure.

It's not intended to be a target pistol, although within reasonable shooting distance I see nothing inaccurate about it. As a useful self-defence revolver for a civilian on a budget, it is quite acceptable, in my opinion.

ezearln · 05-30-2007, 09:24 AM

I have one Moose and yer right, they are inexpensive. But the one I bought while not up to Colts quality is a **** fine shooter out to about 35 yds we can keep shots within a 3-4" spread and lock up is snug with 0 problems with timing or spent casing extraction. I wish the finish was a lil purtier. But heck it's another good toy to play with right?

Roy Collins · 05-30-2007, 10:09 AM

Thanks guys. Here in Ky. they have a sale on them. 159.99 blued 4" barrel .38 special. Seemed like a good price. A friend of mine who values my opinion of firearms asked me about them but my knowledge is nil. He is a person who wants to buy a inexpensive house gun who probably will shoot about 100 rds through it the first week he owns it and then about 50rds thru it in the next 20 yrs.

drebdy · 06-14-2007, 07:06 AM

hello, i own 2 armscor revolvers and i can say they are quite accurate, but i only use them for home and office security, i dont bring it to the firring range but ive had them for 5yrs now and they are still like new never had a problem with them, i use them to hunt down varmints like rats and crazy stray dogs. they are cheap and effective, i own a s&w model 60 .38revolver, a feg 9mm p9r, these are my carry guns,

05-27-2007, 10:32 AM	#1
Roy Collins Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Louisville Kentucky. Posts: 316	Armscor revolvers Need information on Armscor revolvers. There are two out there that are a decent price right now but I have no personal knowledge of them. Any opinions good or bad would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

05-27-2007, 01:59 PM	#2
Mooseman684 Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Alaska Wilderness Posts: 9,637 Images: 2	They are Cheap Guns Imported from the Phillipines , but I've never owned one or had one come in for repairs as of yet...Maybe because nobody owns one around here... I do shoot Armscor Ammo and it is good quality stuff ! Rich. __________________ You know you might be facing your doom,when all you get is a click when you're expecting a BOOM!

05-30-2007, 09:24 AM	#4
ezearln Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Texas Hill Country Posts: 3,175	I have one Moose and yer right, they are inexpensive. But the one I bought while not up to Colts quality is a **** fine shooter out to about 35 yds we can keep shots within a 3-4" spread and lock up is snug with 0 problems with timing or spent casing extraction. I wish the finish was a lil purtier. But heck it's another good toy to play with right? __________________ "You can have my Freedom when I'm done with it!"

05-30-2007, 03:25 AM	#3
antediluvianist Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2	I am in the Philippines and I have owned a Glock, a Colt 1911A1, Smith&Wessons, Armscors, a CZ-75, a Mossberg shotgun, in short firearms from different countries. An Arnscor revolver is an inexpensive .38 that will kill what you aim at. I used to use mine as a backup gun , or actually as a "New York reload", to my Smith&Wesson 686Plus. I didn't try it with +P ammo, just standard pressure. It's not intended to be a target pistol, although within reasonable shooting distance I see nothing inaccurate about it. As a useful self-defence revolver for a civilian on a budget, it is quite acceptable, in my opinion.

05-30-2007, 10:09 AM	#5
Roy Collins Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Louisville Kentucky. Posts: 316	Thanks guys. Here in Ky. they have a sale on them. 159.99 blued 4" barrel .38 special. Seemed like a good price. A friend of mine who values my opinion of firearms asked me about them but my knowledge is nil. He is a person who wants to buy a inexpensive house gun who probably will shoot about 100 rds through it the first week he owns it and then about 50rds thru it in the next 20 yrs.

06-14-2007, 07:06 AM	#6
drebdy Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Manila , Philippines Posts: 28	hello, i own 2 armscor revolvers and i can say they are quite accurate, but i only use them for home and office security, i dont bring it to the firring range but ive had them for 5yrs now and they are still like new never had a problem with them, i use them to hunt down varmints like rats and crazy stray dogs. they are cheap and effective, i own a s&w model 60 .38revolver, a feg 9mm p9r, these are my carry guns,