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Super Rare S&W 626 On GB: Better Move Fast!
Anyone ever heard of or seen a S&W 626 before? If not, here is one:
Links to live auction are not allowed.
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12-04-2009, 03:13 PM
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Ummm...Well,uh I cant even think of a comment about THAT gun.A real live 626,you sure don't see one every day!!
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What makes it a 626, as opposed to a 624 with plated parts, a trigger job, and a bead-blasted frame? Is the frame aluminum alloy, rather than steel?
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BIN...
and you can buy it now for only $1500....
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Geezus that's ugly.
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Don't sell the dude short; look what he sold his model 19 for, CT, crummy pics and all.
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12-04-2009, 05:27 PM
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I think having gold teeth might improve the aesthetics of this gun
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12-04-2009, 06:31 PM
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I just checked the seller's feedback and saw that Model 19 he sold for $1000. The guy who bought that has more money than brains.
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Quote:
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I just checked the seller's feedback and saw that Model 19 he sold for $1000. The guy who bought that has more money than brains.
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That may not be a very large stack of pennies.
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I guess that makes the 624 the blue alloy version?
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12-05-2009, 01:14 AM
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I guess that makes the 624 the blue alloy version?
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Heh, if only they were S&W autoloaders, that might actually be true. But there IS a Model 624--all stainless, .44 Special. "426" might fly, though...except that S&W's got their numbering scheme all messed up over the past half century...
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I have to admit that I am partial to .44 Special revolvers. I have felt that only the most intelligent and sophisticated shooters will own .44 Specials. Now if that so-called 626 revolver were $500, I would buy it and never let it see the light of day again.
However, if when I retire I decide to buy a Cadillac and become an entrepreneur in the field of providing the rental services of young professional ladies, that gun might compliment my business clothes.
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