Very nice looking piece there. I am sure it would be felt lol.
Very nice looking piece there. I am sure it would be felt lol.
S&W 686+ (a 7 shooter). Strong, extremely reliable, good looking, accurate as hell and a pleasure to shoot whether you're shooting 357 Mag or 38's. 38's are - my perception mind you - almost recoil free. Might as well be shooting 22's; that's how soft they feel out of that heavy ole gun. Mine's got a 5" barrel too - S&W occasionally makes them that way - or used to. Great wheel gun. Highly recommended.
Which kind'a makes me wonder why I never got one of it's big big brothers - the 629.
Which kind'a makes me wonder why I never got one of it's big big brothers - the 629.
The guns I saw were from $900.00 to over 3k. I have no idea about their flexibility.
I believe this is the SMith I have a picture of on the original post. What would one in good condition but used run?
Wish I could help ya Chops - but alas - even though I've got a safe full of guns and been buying and collecting since I was about 16 (64 now) I've never bought a used gun in my life and probably never will. I could tell you what I'd pay for a used S&W 686 in good condition but it would probably be way under what the current going rate is - so...
I'm sure someone will jump in and give you an estimate.
This can help but it isn't free: Blue Book of Gun Values but it isn't free.
I like the looks of S&W Revolvers, I rarely shoot the 28-2 In the safe because I don't want to put more wear on it. It's not 100% finish wise but dang nice for it's age.
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Pre-Lock S&W, 29, 25-5, 57, 19, 66, 34 Kit-Guns, 36, and on and on
Don't know if this falls in line to what you're looking for, but I'm told by someone I consider knowledgeable in such things that it's a good value.
Smith & Wesson 640 .357 Mag SS Snub Nose Police Trade-In
Smith & Wesson 640 .357 Mag SS Snub Nose Police Trade-In
