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27-2 4" found today
Walked into a shop today and found a 4" 27-2 RR WO in excellent condition. No box or docs and had pacs on it not the proper grips. No wear marks that I could see but forgot my readers. Asking price was $650. Asked what they would take for it. He looked it up and said that they would let it go for $575. I never see any kind of 27 around here for that price. Aren't many 4"era around. What say you?
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12-19-2016, 11:45 PM
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If you don't want it, please pm me the name of the shop. That is a very good deal and 4" is the only barrel length I don't have for a 27-2.
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Four inch 27-2's are rather low in numbers ,that's a great deal
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Good deal...at least in my neck of the woods.
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12-20-2016, 12:38 AM
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We Got to have pictures....
Great price on a tough one to find.
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Why did you leave it in the store?
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I presume that you took it
These days $575 for any N-frame in decent condition is a deal. For a clean 4" 27 it is a steal
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12-20-2016, 10:48 AM
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I am going back to check it out with my readers this time and bring it home if all checks out. I love 27's. Really want a 3.5" and a 5". I already have a 4" 5 screw that was a special order.
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Last post 9:48. You back at the store yet? Get Moving!!!
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4" 27s were only made (except for special order) from IIRC 1980 to 1992.
Introduced at the same time as the 686/586 the L-frames were much more popular than the larger 4" N-frame guns.....so a short run vs other 27s and and heavy competition from the smaller L-frame.
When Smith dropped the 3 1/2 and 5 inch barrel options it replaced both with the 4" option.
I found one this past fall and there is a fairly long thread .........
IMO mine is a nice shooter grade...... 90-95% gun.... asking price was $695...................got if for $600 OTD...... translates to $560 before Pa. tax and backround check.
You should not be here reading this.......****n don't walk ........ go now!!!!!!!!
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Well, we are waiting to hear, did you get it? Best
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Do NOT tell me you didn"t get that gun!!!!! Why you...I oughta!!
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I feel so dumb. The shop was very dimly lit when I walked in and as I said, I didn't have my readers with me so I could not see the dash number inside the frame. I was thinking 27-2 so much that I didn't look to see if it was pinned and recessed. This morning I started to think about it and had forgotten about dash 4, 5 etc. I decided to go back with glasses and look again. It was a dash 4. I have never done that before and will not again. Sorry for the incorrect post. this particular shop is known to have high prices on guns so it made me suspicious when the price was that good for what I thought was a dash 2.
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nothing wrong with a -4 for $575, not sure how much lower the price could go for that version........ What else can you get for under $600 bucks. But if it is not what you are wanting be prepared to shell out much more for a 27-2 in any length barrel.
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Bummer ....... still $575 seems like a good deal on any 27,
Don't have my SCS&W handy...... -3s loses the P&R'ed.......... but isn't the -4 still before MIM, Lock and floating firing pin changes????
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Quote:
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Bummer ....... still $575 seems like a good deal on any 27,
Don't have my SCS&W handy...... -3s loses the P&R'ed.......... but isn't the -4 still before MIM, Lock and floating firing pin changes????
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I don't see any MIM changes in the 4th SC. Model 27 discontinued in 1994. The -4 is 1988-1990 years. It says "new yoke retention system/radius stud package/floating hand"
I probably would have bought it for that price,but I don't have a 4" model 27.
Edit:Just wanted to add that I heavily prefer pre lock to lock versions so yeah that's a good price to me considering. Would be a steal however for a nice original dash 2 pinned/recessed (which I really like too).
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Was the shop in Delta or Montrose by chance ?
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A -2 would have been instant buy; a -4, I'd have to be in the market for a 4" 27.
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A -2 P&R'ed would be my preference also...... but the 4" 27-2s were only made a couple of years 79-82...... the one I found dated to 82 and was recessed but not pinned..........
What am I missing????? a nice 4" 27 at a price less than the last nice 28 I saw for sale (which was $599)!
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Just bought a 4" -3.
Not P&R, but everything else that makes them desirable.
MIM and the lock kills it for me.
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Quote:
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A -2 P&R'ed would be my preference also...... but the 4" 27-2s were only made a couple of years 79-82...... the one I found dated to 82 and was recessed but not pinned..........
What am I missing????? a nice 4" 27 at a price less than the last nice 28 I saw for sale (which was $599)!
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