41 rtPA is the only treatment for AIS approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, and it ideally is administered within 3 hours of symptom onset. I guess I could then plug it into an inflation calculator to see what current value would be, based on that.Seizure Assessment in the Emergency Department: Overview Smith And Wesson Model 915 Manual High School Stroke education should emphasize that stroke requires high-priority status and that the load-and-go philosophy has now become a part of mainstream acute stroke care in the field. Looking at prices for various guns, I get the impression the MSRP is probably last year in production. Since we're wondering costs, here's another exercise: what would these go for if still being produced? $500, higher? Would the 5906 be pushing a grand (consider that for Beretta and Sig, having a stainless frame means the gun is going to cost a LOT).įor the old-timers, where did the S&W 3rd Gen sit in comparison to Berettas, Sigs etc at the time, pricewise and in preferences?Įdit to add- I'm looking at Genitron, and while the listings are limited (they have the 5904 and 910, but no 915), they list years in production, suggested used price, and MSRP. The prior owner had swapped out the safety (left side only) and slide stop with a 5906, so those are stainless accents to the blued pistol. I got mine off Gunbroker for that, with a second mag.

That seems like a ridiculously low price for a real gun of a proven design made out of metal from here in the USofA. Pretty nice one on a local board right now for $240 with one mag. Still not a 'collector' pistol, but a solid firearm that just isn't seen very often. There are even more CHP 4006s (that, perversely, are generally not available for sale in CA when being retired from service unless private sale from an officer that bought his/her duty weapon) that have filtered back into CA than there are 411s or 915s. In CA, it seems easier to find something like a Cal Parks 4006 than a 411 or a 915 (retired folks selling or estate sales). Tough to find these days in CA, and a solid 3rd gen buying opportunity in restrictive states. And I'd jump at a decent 411 or 915 and have been keeping my eye out for the same for a few years now (in particular, I want a 915 since I have a 411). With that admission, I'll say I agree that these pistols were real values at the time and remain so in most markets. Now it has sentimental value in addition to any market value it may have. It was my first handgun, and I just lucked into buying it without much real insight. I'm a 411 owner - bought it new in late 1993 or early 1994 and still have it. 915 (and 411) owners were the big winners.

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