I need to know what model and price for this gun, its brand new... dont know much about it except for its a 357
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Smith&Wesson Revolver question
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Smith&Wesson Revolver question
When zombies come alive... I am ready are you?
AR-15, AK-47, M24(rem 700), dual 357s, 1911, rem 870 swat, and 17HMR. round count 20k+
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picture of the gun please help someone!
thanksLast edited by scfrogmansc; 03-15-2012, 10:24 PM.When zombies come alive... I am ready are you?
AR-15, AK-47, M24(rem 700), dual 357s, 1911, rem 870 swat, and 17HMR. round count 20k+
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Not sure if it's just my crappy computer but that attachment doesn't seem to showComment
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Looks like a S&W 686 6-1/2" barrel. Nice looking piece. Not enough info for age or price...sigpicThe right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. The original common sense gun law...Comment
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Can't tell from the picture if the grips are conversion round to square butt or if it has an open backstrap and is square butt.
Some of the eary 686's were square butt, but at some point S&W started to use the round butt for all of their revolvers.
So I am guessing an early no dash 686 or 686-1 if it was square butt.
I think OP is going by the pic.Open the cyclinder look for the model# by the crane.686-?Comment
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It is a 6 inch 686. The grips appear to be factory so it should be square butt. That would mean it is a 686-3 or earlier. If you swing out the cylinder you will see the model and dash number.
The longer barrels are less desirable, in CA it might fetch $550-$600, if it has the original box, tools and papers maybe $50-$75 more. Prices are quite a bit lower in free states but pre-lock S&W pull a premium here due to the limited supply (roster).
A very nice gun, would be great for range and HD. I love my 4 inch, very accurate and versatile.Comment
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+1, probably on the lower side in today's marketIt is a 6 inch 686. The grips appear to be factory so it should be square butt. That would mean it is a 686-3 or earlier. If you swing out the cylinder you will see the model and dash number.
The longer barrels are less desirable, in CA it might fetch $550-$600, if it has the original box, tools and papers maybe $50-$75 more. Prices are quite a bit lower in free states but pre-lock S&W pull a premium here due to the limited supply (roster).
A very nice gun, would be great for range and HD. I love my 4 inch, very accurate and versatile.Comment
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Paid $600 for the same pristine condition 686 no dash here...off roster is a sellers markets and pre lock smiths are desirable!TURNING and turning in the widening gyre
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It has the firing pin on the hammer, which is cool. So it has to be an early one, a no dash or a dash-1.Comment
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Dash 5 and beyond were MIM and round butt. Prior were square butt (except for LH and specific others), so that could be anything up to dash 4.
Any way you slice it, it's a fine roscoe.Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum.Comment
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