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Old 08-19-2013, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by TexasG View Post
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There's just not a lot of info on these transitional 2nd-to-3rd gens out there. The Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson doesn't list a 6453. It shows the 6450 as "quite rare", 6451 as "rare", and a 6452 also as "rare". The 4th digit being a 3 suggests that it has an alloy frame as opposed to stainless.

It would be nice if you could post some closeup pics. These RSR transitionals are at the very least scarce, and at best quite rare. Since the SCSW doesn't list it suggests it may be rare, or quite rare. They've become very collectible and it helps to have the original box, magazines, cleaning brush and papers. Values are all over the map (especially lately) but if it's condition is excellent, they are worth significantly more to the right collector.
Thanks for the response.

I don't have the box or papers. I stuck it on gunbroker. Here is a link. its got some good up close pictures of it. Rare Smith and Wesson RSR Model 6453 .45 45 : Semi Auto Pistols at GunBroker.com.

Thanks for any help.
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