Value - Model 19 No Dash dated to 1960
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1960 4 screw model 19....
It would table in Texas it at $1050.
Firm at 1K.
Nice 19.
It would table in Texas it at $1050.
Firm at 1K.
Nice 19.
One showing less wear, almost no wear actually, sold at the recent RIA auction for $1410 including buyer's premium; that one had a box, maybe not THE box, extra grips and tools.
Jeff
SWCA #1457
Jeff
SWCA #1457
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I would say that would auction for around $800 - $900. The no dash models like yours are less common. The pre-models go for a bit more in my experience, especially first year (1955).
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Here's a little trick for you if you want an original box and can't find one. The blue metal corner 19-2 boxes are common and are usually pretty cheap. They have the model sticker and serial number on them. The factory sticker peels right off and voila, Model 19 Combat Magnum is underneath! Here's one I found - you can kind of see where the sticker was. Disclaimer: Try at your own risk!
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OldSmiths357
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Might have to look for box.
The Model 19 is a great all around .357 with a great story.
This is a really good read.
https://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/728670-1st-year-357-combat-magnum.html?highlight=combat+magnum
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OldSmiths357
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I would agree with you, and Bill Jordan. I have 5 model 19’s however, this no dash is the earliest one I have. Just hard to break my N frame habit. Thanks for the replies everyone.
larryofcc
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OldSmiths357
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.455_Hunter
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Nice!
I love that it has not been butchered with a red ramp abomination.
I love that it has not been butchered with a red ramp abomination.
Tijeras_Slim
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I have a first year Combat Magnum. My wife gave it to me for my birthday years ago. Has the best trigger of any post war Smith I have. I’m a lucky guy.
