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586 4" price check
Friend of mine just stole (got a super low price) on a 4 " 586 gun only, no box in 99%+ condition. circa 1987
What would these be going for? Roughly plus or minis $100.
He not selling yet but then I haven't made an offer. When I say stoles it was less than $300. I can show a pic if you need but just think of a LNIB 4" 586 from 1987...I am sure you have ideas. It should be a -2 , maybe still a -1 or a-M. I am inquiring about that.
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12-17-2014, 08:38 PM
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I have no clue but I've never seen a 5" 586 and would love to see pics of it.
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12-17-2014, 08:56 PM
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That picture is of a 4" model, not 5". I would pay $650-$750 for that gun (others might pay more). BTW, those grips are gorgeous!
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12-17-2014, 09:06 PM
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I have no clue but I've never seen a 5" 586 and would love to see pics of it.
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Yeah when I looked at the pic he sent me and the SCSW I realized he had the barrel length wrong. It is a nice 4".
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That picture is of a 4" model, not 5". I would pay $650-$750 for that gun (others might pay more). BTW, those grips are gorgeous!
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Thanks that gives me a ballpark. GunB was not much help. They didn't have one in this condition or length that was a nice blue finish and same style targets. (That was a completed sale.)
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Nice 586s without theckeylock that are lightly used and have original target stocks are very hard to find at any price. That is a $700 gun all day long.
Your friend did very very very well.
Hopefully he lets you shoot it some.
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12-17-2014, 09:24 PM
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I would say a bare bones minimum of $500 and that's the friends price. I think from what I've seen they hover in the $650ish price range and go higher or lower depending on condition and what comes with them. The real trouble is usually getting someone to even think of selling them!!!
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At the risk of being accused of Colt bashing....... IMHO the 586/686 represent the end game in 140 year of revolver development.
With it's beefed up K-frame to handle hot .125 grain .357 magnums; keeping the K-frame grip, with S&W's lock-work/action and a little extra weight up front.....
I don't think it gets any better than this in a 6 shot revolver.........add an action job ( or shoot 1000 rounds) and a set of Spegel extended boot grips and ....... you've got the best personal defense/Police revolver ever made........
just 15-20 years to late!!!
Price....for a safe Queen...... $600-800....... if you need/want a 4" .357 to carry......... "PRICELESS"
Mike the only .357 revolver better than the one you picture........ is a 586-4(?) with a factory round butt......
ask me how I know!!!
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Thanks guys..now to talk him into selling it. He is not a SW enthusiast..just a good smart opportunist. Hopefully he will give it up at a reasonable price.
We have swapped and sold guns to each other for a couple of years now. Maybe I need to bring out something he really wants.  Wish me luck.
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Your friend should sleep well then enjoy his 586
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Good luck, seems the 586 a while ago didn't bring much money. I'd say if you can get it for 650.00 or less Thats a good price. The 4" seems nicely balanced to me. The price above what I mentioned seem the norm lately, they all seem to be going up in price. Let us know how you did, the full underlug seems to be an accurate bbl. Larry
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Sold a very nice 6" -1 about 8 months ago for $600
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