Brinks revolvers???

[mudgunner49]

What ever happened to all of the wheelguns that Brinks used to have before going to the M&P???

Inquiring minds want to know...


blake

 

[johndfb55]

some revolvers have been put in use in other parts of Canada, Brinks Nova Scotia, among other provinces in Canada, still use Smith and Wesson model 64-6 4'' barrel .38spl's and there is still a few Model 10's kicking around, (same but blued).

M&P's are comming to most of Canada, however the company as a whole hasn't swiched over yet, although most of Canada has. Nova Scotia expects to get the M&P's by 2011

The other Model 64's and 10's will be distroyed.

 

[mudgunner49]

The other Model 64's and 10's will be destroyed.

Dammit - now that"s just criminal...

 

[forbes/hutton]

The guns (or any gun owned by a business) lose the grandfather (if they ever had it, companies can still import prohib's) the minute they are transfered to a business. Without the grandfather the guns can only be sold to another licensed company (no one will take them, as at least in Ontario all security and armoured must use pistols by 2012), export them or destroy them. Brinks might export them to another country were the .38 would be useful.

 

[Max Owner]

Trade in?

 

[gallen270]

Trade in?

yes, from what i heard. they will NOT be sold to the public, or any interested gun shops that i know for sure.

 

[MapleSugar]

Pity.

I used to like my Model 10 with the heavy barrel and the hammer spur.

Mostly I carried a stainless, DAO Model 64.

 

[okcorral1881]

Trade in?

Yes, if the company buys new M&P, S&W will take the old ones back!