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Manurhin MR88 Revolver Guns International #: 101125559 Seller's Inventory #: MR88 Revolver 6" barrel, last one! Category: Manurhin - .357 Magnum Revolvers Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: Allan's Armory Company: Allan's Armory Member Since: 4/24/07 First Name: Allan Last Name: Schisel State: Florida Zip: 32694 Country: United States Phone: (352) 468-2769 Fax: (352) 468-2109 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. 7 days including shipping Payment Types Accepted: Visa, MC, Discover, AMEX, only, no fee. Description:                                  Free shipping  & Free wood grips! How does a Manurhin revolver differ from a Smith & Wesson or Ruger? According to factory sources, one major difference is the metallurgy. A S&W or Ruger (both very well made revolvers), can fire about 25,000 rounds of full power 357 magnum loads before getting out of spec. A Manurhin MR88 is good for 50,000 rounds! An MR73, good for 1000,000 rounds! Fit and finish (hand done), vastly improving the original internals (using wheels instead of just lubrication where metal rubs on metal), and (MR73 only) adjustable hammer and trigger pull are a few of the other major differences. Information above was ad ded on 9/27/2018 2:04:49 PM Manurhin MR88 Revolvers {357 mag}. Factory new! Manufactured in France. New Trausch rubber grips. Stainless steel in factory new condition. Adjustable sights with 6" barrel. The 6" is drilled and tapped. FREE shipping ! This is the last MR88 we have in stock! Taking orders for new ones (6 months on delivery). Allan’s Armory Contact by phone is 352-468-2769, Monday - Friday from 10:00AM to 6:00PM, Eastern Time. Sales tax is 6.5% for FL residents. Send FFL via FAX or email FAX: 352-468-2109 Orders will only be shipped to BATFE licensees and cannot be shipped without a signed copy of the receiver's 03 Collector or Dealer Federal Firearms License in hand prior to shipping. If your FFL is not yet on file with us, we will hold your order until it arrives as long as it is sent in a timely fashion (no more than 3 business days). Credit Card Orders We accept Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express credit cards. No “fee” for credit card use and no charges until within 24 hours of shipping. Money order, cashiers checks, and personal checks not accepted. Unlicensed Buyers If you do not have an FFL, you can still buy a gun through Allan 's Armory. To do this, find an 01FFL dealer in your area and do what is called a "transfer." The 01FFL dealer will send me their FFL, you send me the payment, I ship the gun to them, and you do what is required by law, in your area, to have the gun transferred to you. Dealers’ transfer fees range anywhere from $10 to $75, depending on where you live and who they are. It pays to shop around and phone different gun dealers, pawnshops, gun shops, gunsmiths, etc., and ask them the charge for their fee. Shipping Rates 1. Shipping charges for a long gun is $22 regular ground * for the first gun and $10 each for additional gun on the same order to a business address (01 FFL dealer). There is an additional charge of $3 for all non-business home deliveries to 03 FFLs. Sorry, but we can no longer absorb this extra UPS charge. Long guns will be shipped UPS only. 2. Shipping charges for handguns via UPS 2nd Day Air is $30 for the first gun and $10 each for additional gun on the same order. There is an additional charge of $3 for all non-business home deliveries to 03 FFLs. Return Policy If there is any "unadvertised" mechanical or cosmetic problem with an item we send you, please email us ASAP and the problem will be taken care of. We will pay shipping costs if the item needs to be returned due to a legitimate problem. There is a THREE DAY NON SHOOTING examination period. After that, the gun is yours and can only be returned at our discretion and under extraordinary circumstances. The firearm may only be taken apart by a certified gunsmith. we will not accept a return if it's been tampered with by someone unqualified to do so. Unfortunately, there have been a very small minority of buyers who abused this policy. In cases like these, I will not pay for any shipping costs and these returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee. This charge will be implemented at my discretion. Sorry about this, but when an item is returned due to a customer's mistake; I still have to cover the costs of paper work, packing, andadministration fees. OUR GUARANTEE If I sell you anything that is not as good as or better than described (mechanics and cosmetics), I will refund your purchase price and pay shipping both ways. We do not headspace or take metallurgical tests of each specimen. If we did, each piece would be priced out of market to you. Unless a firearm is advertised as a "wall hanger," it being sold as shootable and should at least pass a field gauge headspace test. We expect the collector to know that he should have any surplus firearm checked by a competent gunsmith before taking it to the range and blazing away. We do, however, check mechanical function as far as possible. Unlike the big distributors and most dealers, we do not sell guns based on a wide condition range (like Good to Very Good). For each item we sell, we grade each firearm individually, noting the wood, metal, bore condition, matching numbers, pitting, and even the presence or absence of items such as cleaning rods. When it comes to buying a shooter/collector firearm, bore condition is of utmost importance. I take care in describing the bore in detail. First, I describe the condition of the lands (raised part of rifling) which is an indicator of bore wear. Then I describe the condition of the grooves as to whether they are shiny, pitted, dark, full of debris, etc. A rifle having sharp lands (not very worn) is more important than how shiny a bore is. If the grooves are described as "frosted," this means they still shine, but are not mirror bright. This is due to the metals surface having microscopic pitting vs. being totally smooth, much like a matte stainless steel gun vs. a highly polished one. While we take great care to individually describe each piece, our general criteria and rating system is: • New – unissued. • Excellent -- slightly used, few or no dings in wood, bluing remaining, slight edge wear possible. • Very good -- some dings in wood, most bluing remaining, and no pitting unless noted. • Good -- dinged/some damage to wood, but no cracks. Some bluing, may have minor pitting. • Fair -- well worn. Thanks for thinking of us and thank you for your patronage! If you have any questions, please email us using the Contact Seller Form in this listing. Allan's Armory     SOLD Manufacturer: Manurhin Model: MR88 Serial Number: I have 6 guns for sale Caliber Info: 357 mag Condition: Factory new Metal Condition: Factory new Wood Condition: Factory new Bore Condition: Factory new Barrels: 3", 4", 5 1/4", & 6 Finish: Stainless Steel Manufacture Date: 2017 or 2018 Case: Comes with case Item Location: Waldo Florida