I have a couple of 39-2's, one has a white lettering the other doesn't, anybody know why? I have the same question on a model 57 I just bought today. Thanks
Wow, that's very generous, thanks. I'm located just outside of Kansas City, bit of a travel. I was born and raised in Dodge City, hence the nick. The gun serial number has a prefix of REM. I'll probably look for one to shoot and keep this one clean for now. It just feels so damn good in my...
Hello colt saa,
I was hoping to hear from you. When I googled this gun one of your prior chats came up with that photo. It is identical to your top left 3.5". The serial is rem0001. It's not so much that I think it would be wrong to keep pristine, it's a the feeling that I may miss the...
Munsterf18, I agree that an unfired 627 won't really be worth much, but does the serial number make a difference? And maybe it will, only just not in my lifetime, in which case I'm going to shoot it.
Not really a "man of means". Recently stopped spending it on whiskey so I picked up a new hobby. I bought it because I wanted that model, it just happened to have a low number. I don't think the person who took the pictures noticed it. But maybe its no big deal now days.
Great reply, thanks. I've got a couple of nickel revolvers that I just decided to shoot also, been on a bit of a buying stint, and it's been bothering me. Sure I could sell it for more than I paid and make money, but I can make money somewhere else. Thanks again. Needed a nudge, not much of one...
Hello all. I have a few revolvers, but I just bought a blued .357 27-8PC unfired with serial #0001. I change my mind daily, enjoy shooting it or just looking at it. What do you think?