Suppressors What model S&W is this?
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Re: What model S&W is this?
Looks like a 66 minus the red ramp front sight. If you open the cylinder, is there a model number on the frame under the crane?
Looks like a 66 minus the red ramp front sight. If you open the cylinder, is there a model number on the frame under the crane?
Re: What model S&W is this?
Why would you want to sell it? I love S&W revolvers, although the full lug style is my fav.
Why would you want to sell it? I love S&W revolvers, although the full lug style is my fav.
Re: What model S&W is this?
Blast the nickel off and have it parkerized, you'll fall in love with it all over again.
Blast the nickel off and have it parkerized, you'll fall in love with it all over again.
Re: What model S&W is this?
Have seen $350 to $450... all depending on who has the cash and how long you are willing to wait.
Have seen $350 to $450... all depending on who has the cash and how long you are willing to wait.
Re: What model S&W is this?
This gun was built during the time S&W used pinned barrels and recessed chambers in the cylinder. It also has the thru hardened hammer and trigger. Most likely the action is as smooth as glass. Sometimes they get a little out of time, especially if they it had a real steady diet of magnums.
Keep it! These haven't been made in several years. They, at one time, would bring up to $750 with box and papers. With a sucky economy the numbers above are about right.
This gun was built during the time S&W used pinned barrels and recessed chambers in the cylinder. It also has the thru hardened hammer and trigger. Most likely the action is as smooth as glass. Sometimes they get a little out of time, especially if they it had a real steady diet of magnums.
Keep it! These haven't been made in several years. They, at one time, would bring up to $750 with box and papers. With a sucky economy the numbers above are about right.
Re: What model S&W is this?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Phylodog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Blast the nickel off and have it parkerized, you'll fall in love with it all over again.
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Damn Phylodog, that looks magnifico! The markings are all very clear.
I picked one up for $200.00 a few years ago. Shoots great! Who does that sort of work and what kind of money would it cost?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Phylodog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Blast the nickel off and have it parkerized, you'll fall in love with it all over again.
Damn Phylodog, that looks magnifico! The markings are all very clear.
I picked one up for $200.00 a few years ago. Shoots great! Who does that sort of work and what kind of money would it cost?
Re: What model S&W is this?
Damn, I thought I was the only one that bead blasted my Smiths. I have a 3" model 10 and a 6" model 586 that I had this done to. Its normally just a bit more than a new reblueinig job IIRC.
Damn, I thought I was the only one that bead blasted my Smiths. I have a 3" model 10 and a 6" model 586 that I had this done to. Its normally just a bit more than a new reblueinig job IIRC.
Re: What model S&W is this?
Leave the nickel if it is in good shape. Buy a beater gun if you want something parked
Leave the nickel if it is in good shape. Buy a beater gun if you want something parked
Re: What model S&W is this?
Nickel plating will bring a premium if you sell. Leave it alone IMHO.
Good luck
Jerry
Nickel plating will bring a premium if you sell. Leave it alone IMHO.
Good luck
Jerry
Re: What model S&W is this?
I'd keep that one. Good looking piece.
I'd keep that one. Good looking piece.
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