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Smith and Wesson
M36 Chiefs Special 3" bbl, square butt
.38sp 5-shot tapered and pinned barrel
San Diego
$950
Will not ship :
[b]This revolver has never been holstered and shows no wear. I don't think it would be possible to find another another one in better condition, it needs nothing. Has had maybe 125 rounds of 130gr factory ammo fired thru it, and hits dead on to POA at 25 feet. It was my dad's "sock drawer" gun and was always kept in a thick crew sock, in Southern Calif where it's dry and rust is not an issue... Have box and original manual, and the bluing on the cylinder has not even had a line worn through it. see pix. It was purchased in Whittier, CA at Conlin Bros Sporting Goods around 1969. Photos have a lot of noise in them; the finish is high-gloss deep blue, no scratches or discernible marks that I could see.
Will do transfer at Gussler's in Santee.
**Disclaimer** For the sake of total transparency, I need to add this...
My dad was a brave guy, and in 2012 at age 88 he was diagnosed with inoperable spinal cancer. He set all of his affairs in order, and when it got to the point where he was soon to be confined to a wheel chair, he used this gun to take his life. He wanted to deal with life-and death- on his own terms. So if that bothers you, please don't inquire about the gun, thanks. Not looking for sympathy, I'm really proud of him and his service to this country. It's just time to sell the memories.
M36 Chiefs Special 3" bbl, square butt
.38sp 5-shot tapered and pinned barrel
San Diego
$950
Will not ship :
[b]This revolver has never been holstered and shows no wear. I don't think it would be possible to find another another one in better condition, it needs nothing. Has had maybe 125 rounds of 130gr factory ammo fired thru it, and hits dead on to POA at 25 feet. It was my dad's "sock drawer" gun and was always kept in a thick crew sock, in Southern Calif where it's dry and rust is not an issue... Have box and original manual, and the bluing on the cylinder has not even had a line worn through it. see pix. It was purchased in Whittier, CA at Conlin Bros Sporting Goods around 1969. Photos have a lot of noise in them; the finish is high-gloss deep blue, no scratches or discernible marks that I could see.
Will do transfer at Gussler's in Santee.
**Disclaimer** For the sake of total transparency, I need to add this...
My dad was a brave guy, and in 2012 at age 88 he was diagnosed with inoperable spinal cancer. He set all of his affairs in order, and when it got to the point where he was soon to be confined to a wheel chair, he used this gun to take his life. He wanted to deal with life-and death- on his own terms. So if that bothers you, please don't inquire about the gun, thanks. Not looking for sympathy, I'm really proud of him and his service to this country. It's just time to sell the memories.
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