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New Owner-M27 "No Dash" 4-screw
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my oh my thats a fine looking Model 27~ 
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I think I dislike you a lot, and that you should send the revolver to me as compensation for causing that psychic distress.
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i'm actually surprised that 27 isnt in Florida Sipping on a Pina Colada with Sal and the rest of the nice 27's on the face of the earth
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Wow, that's a beauty. All the 5 inchers I see have the Patridge sight- including mine. The ramp sight looks great.
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That is a gorgeous revolver. Congratulations on you purchase.
Love those Cokes.
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That is a gorgeous revolver. Congratulations on you purchase.
Love those Cokes.
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those are just standard diamond targets
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What a fantastic revolver,.....congrats on your find.
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those are just standard diamond targets
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Non-relieved diamond targets and in excellent condition just like the gun. Congrats and wow.
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That revolver is as good as it gets for an N frame 357. I am slobering on my key board. Ron.
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Well, try as hard as I might, I just can't find anything wrong with that gun.
Ya done good.
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Thats a beauty and the ramp site and non relieved targets seal the deal.
BTW, I have a 6" with the Baughman and love the look as well.
Have you had a chance to look inside them for any markings?
Inquiring minds need to know.
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That sure is one fine looking 27!!!!
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Congrats! That's a purdy 27..
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OEM target stocks... very nice.
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Thats a beauty and the ramp site and non relieved targets seal the deal.
BTW, I have a 6" with the Baughman and love the look as well.
Have you had a chance to look inside them for any markings?
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No, I haven't looked inside the grips for any markings-because I just got this M27 yesterday. I will be checking this out later-however, I kind of doubt that I'll find any markings on these target stocks-although, never say never?  Thanks for the compliment!
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That is one sexy Model 27! 
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Those target grips, hammer and trigger are a bonus, for sure. They were normally shipped with standard hammer, trigger and Magna stocks. From the markings on the end of the box, I would think you have a special order gun that shipped from the factory with the full target additions. Well done, beautiful gun.
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Very nice!
I'll Take It.
Oops, I've been hanging out in the classifieds to long!
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Very nice piece. The grips look perfect on it. JEALOUS!!
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Very beautiful. Congratulations. I'll be glad to test fire it for you.............
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What do I think about it? Well,I think I'd like to have it,that's what! 
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That is one fine looking 27. I would love to have one just like it.
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Those target grips, hammer and trigger are a bonus, for sure. They were normally shipped with standard hammer, trigger and Magna stocks. From the markings on the end of the box, I would think you have a special order gun that shipped from the factory with the full target additions. Well done, beautiful gun.
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Thanks for the great information. Your compliment is appreciated also. What sights would have come standard on a M27 4-screw with the 5" barrel? Or was it that the type of sights needed to be specified by the buyer?
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You would normally specify the type of sight you want when you order it. That is a fine looking 27, and I would be surprised if they didn't become a habit!
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You would normally specify the type of sight you want when you order it. That is a fine looking 27, and I would be surprised if they didn't become a habit!
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1)Thanks!
2)Yes, I'm becoming addicted over this M27 and I'm sure gonna be on the hunt for more of these. However, they aren't getting any easier to find in mint condition.
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Congrats on a fine 27. Great model, love my 5" 27-2
Sure you'll feel the same about yours.
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Beautiful 27! I have never handled one. I do have a 28 no dash 6" from 1960. Great gun in my book! Got it for a good price, and is at 95% +.
Enjoy your 27! Bob
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That is a fine looking model 27!
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I couldn't type for awhile after seeing your pictures. I'm just now catching my breath! What a great looking gun! Congrats to you.
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Hmm, that looks familiar...
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You certainly got one beautiful Model 27 and it's in my favorite barrel length and I must say I'm green with envy.
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That's a very nice package - hard to beat, in fact. I especially love those stocks. Thanks for posting and enjoy,
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Thanks for the great information. Your compliment is appreciated also. What sights would have come standard on a M27 4-screw with the 5" barrel? Or was it that the type of sights needed to be specified by the buyer?
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Standard sights were black rear sight blade and black front ramp on 5 inch guns and shorter. Black Patridge on barrels 6" and longer. Beginning in 1975 27's received the full target treatment shipping in wood presentation cases. Not sure if that included white outline and red ramp sights.
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Very Nice!!!
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