S&W model 631, 32 mag
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Sebago Son
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The 2" 631's are the most commonly encounter issues.
Truely NIB, unfired, unfuggered, complete, I would expect to pay north of $600.
Truely NIB, unfired, unfuggered, complete, I would expect to pay north of $600.
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I will take it... oh, sorry, I thought you had one for sale... 
I had to pull the trigger on a snubby SP-101 in 32 H&R magnum for my Mrs. since I haven't been able to find a 631; I have a Model 16 in 6-inch, and would love to round out with a pre-lock 631 snubby.
I had to pull the trigger on a snubby SP-101 in 32 H&R magnum for my Mrs. since I haven't been able to find a 631; I have a Model 16 in 6-inch, and would love to round out with a pre-lock 631 snubby.
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Hows about a 632.
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You have to be prepared to pay north of $700.00 I have a bunch of 32 mag revolvers and the 631 2 inch is easy to shoot and low recoil, when you fire the revolver barely rises off of target. Plus it holds six cartridges!! I would say you could find one, but the word is out on how good they are. The 631 4 inch is harder to find and lots more expensive.
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Another option is to look for a 431 (hammer) 432 (hammerless) or even 331 (hammer) or 332 (hammerless). The 331/332 is partially Titanium and a lot lighter than the 631. I posted a link to my earlier thread about a 631. Bought it from a new member, he had one S&W and only one post. The deal went great and my kids are fighting over it.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/105446-s-w-model-631-a.html
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/105446-s-w-model-631-a.html
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Hey needsmostuff! I thought I had the only 3" 632 
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Snorko, you need pictures!! Patsfan, Your revolver sold in 8 minutes so you did good.
Revolver King
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This is a 631 that is even more rare. I sold it for over $800.00
needsmostuff
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Hey needsmostuff! I thought I had the only 3" 632
Cool ,did the bananas come on it? The Uncle Mikes came on mine, but they are , kinda lame. Also your barrel seems to be lazer marked and mine is stamped. I did not know they made them long enough to have changes.
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Here is a 4 inch 631
Here is a 331, I had it for 5 minutes before my daughter claimed it!!!
Here is a 331, I had it for 5 minutes before my daughter claimed it!!!
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needsmostuff,
No the Bananas were an add on. I still have the original Uncle Mike's, but I think the Bananas look/feel much better. The writing on the barrel is stamped, just looks kinda funny in the pic. I believe they were only made in 91 and 92 and the 3'ers were among the rarest of the Centenials
No the Bananas were an add on. I still have the original Uncle Mike's, but I think the Bananas look/feel much better. The writing on the barrel is stamped, just looks kinda funny in the pic. I believe they were only made in 91 and 92 and the 3'ers were among the rarest of the Centenials
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I had a 632 1 7/8". Very pretty little gun. I read somewhere there were only 900 of that variation made. Cannot substantiate it. I have a 432 now. Nice little pocket gun I prefer over any .380 striker fired pocket gun.
Model 631 from 1990
You can't miss the distinctive view from the business end of this 6 shot J-frame....
It's the only J-frame I could never bring myself to part with...I picked it up in a pawn shop in 1994 or 1995 for $200. It had some hideous large rubber hogues on it that I dumped for a barami hip grip, now it sports these pachmayr compacs...I have been enlightened a bit on the small number of these made (190) and will endeavor to find some original smooth combat wood grips for it...
You can't miss the distinctive view from the business end of this 6 shot J-frame....
It's the only J-frame I could never bring myself to part with...I picked it up in a pawn shop in 1994 or 1995 for $200. It had some hideous large rubber hogues on it that I dumped for a barami hip grip, now it sports these pachmayr compacs...I have been enlightened a bit on the small number of these made (190) and will endeavor to find some original smooth combat wood grips for it...
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I have a 631 no dash, 2" that I would sell but not cheap. 725.00 delivered.
Post it in the "For Sale" section and it will probably move quickly, especially if you have the box and papers.
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