Is this 627 "bloodwork" Update

exfebee · Jan 17, 2011

Interesting C&L,

That one was probably Clint Eastwood's actual gun, & then they made 302 more for Horton. That one is the really valuable one.
Carl

Cocked & Locked · Jan 17, 2011

that's it!

exfebee said:
Interesting C&L,

That one was probably Clint Eastwood's actual gun, & then they made 302 more for Horton. That one is the really valuable one.
Carl

That's exactly what I was thinking. LOL

bamabiker · Jan 17, 2011

Serial prefix should be SEX because they've sure got me lusting right now.

badguybuster · Jan 17, 2011

I love those. DANG IT!!! I want one!

Nightowl · Jan 17, 2011

How about calling the new ones with the lock "Bloodwork ll"?

Shooting4life · Jan 19, 2011

I am now the new owner (or at least in 10 days after the background check) of an original bloodwork!!! I was able to meet up the seller today at the gun shop to do the transfer. I originally meet the friend of the owner at the gun show in San Francisco who was selling this for his friend. Got the phone number of his buddy since I did not have the money at the time. I paid $1200 for it today. I am as happy as can be. Never thought I would be owning this revolver, especially here in CA. I took a few picture with my cell before the gun went to jail. And yes, you are seeing it correctly, it is serial number 007!!!

XTrooper · Jan 19, 2011

Outstanding! Two thumbs up!

girvin02 · Jan 19, 2011

Congratulations! You did great on the price. I hope to own one some day. I can never find them at a reasonable price (which I consider $1,500 or less). Pretty cool that it's such a low serial number, too.

ladder13 · Jan 19, 2011

1200???? Does he have another?

cobra44 · Jan 19, 2011

I am glad that it worked out for you.
That is a very good price on it. Congratulations.

Cocked & Locked · Jan 19, 2011

hmmm...wonder why my serial number prefix is different than the other original BW guns?

Steve_Revo_ · Jan 19, 2011

Silly question, what is a "bloodwork" gun?

kennyb · Jan 19, 2011

S391 said:
Silly question, what is a "bloodwork" gun?

this gun co-starred with clint eastwood in the movie "bloodwork" very good movie....check it out

Dump1567 · Jan 19, 2011

S391 said:
Silly question, what is a "bloodwork" gun?

Gun Clint used in this movie:

XTrooper · Jan 19, 2011

Very cool, Dump1567.

BTW, it's Blood Work; two words.

WC145 · Jan 20, 2011

Cocked & Locked said:
hmmm...wonder why my serial number prefix is different than the other original BW guns?

That's a good question, I believe yours is the only one I've seen/heard of with that prefix. Perhaps a letter from S&W is in order?

Shooting4life -
Congrats on your find, that's a great deal and it looks to be in excellent shape.

exfebee · Jan 20, 2011

Hot Dang, See my posting on

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-re...173033-serial-numbers-627-pc-blood-works.html

Research is done & now we can all go to Burger King.
Carl

Cocked & Locked · Jan 20, 2011

You done good Carl! Thanks

blujax01 · Jan 20, 2011

Okay I have a silly question. If S&W came out with a run of revolvers where the hammer didn't properly rest into the frame and it wasn't connected to a Clint Eastwood movie character...?!

I'm just sayin'

XTrooper · Jan 20, 2011

blujax01 said:
Okay I have a silly question. If S&W came out with a run of revolvers where the hammer didn't properly rest into the frame and it wasn't connected to a Clint Eastwood movie character...?!

I'm just sayin'

The movie didn't come out until 2002, well after these revolvers had become quite popular. The movie, of course, just put them over the top.

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