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07-30-2014, 05:39 PM
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General opinions on the 686 vs 586
I have a 686-6 , 4 inch , 7 shot. I've always wanted a 586 and I'm thinking of trading my 686 for a 586 or a blue 19. I have a 617 that could be the twin of my 686 and a 586 or 19 would vary the aesthetics of my S&Ws.
Is either the 586, 19 or 686 inherently more valuable than the other? It seems there are many 686s for each 586???
Which do y'all prefer?
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07-30-2014, 07:37 PM
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Everyone has different likes needs, and desires! I think that many people prefer stainless guns because of the ease of keeping cosmetics good. I like the looks of blue guns better than stainless. BUT, I have both a 586 & 686. I have more stainless guns than blue. Condition being equal the 686 will bring a higher dollar. JMO! Bob
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07-30-2014, 08:27 PM
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A high luster blued revolver is a thing of beauty but the finish can be scratched easily and it's harder to keep it looking new. A stainless revolver cleans up easier and there are ways to keep it looking closer to new.
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07-30-2014, 10:54 PM
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Sell or trade nothing. Only buy new additions.
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07-31-2014, 12:05 AM
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We had a similar discussion a few months back on a different forum. I own a 686 and thought it was more valuable. Others informed me I was incorrect due to just what you stated "the rarity of the 586". Not that it is rare but just lesser number than the 586.
I looked the topic up in the Blue Book (mine is outdated since it is the 32 editions). It confuses me since I am not clear as to whether I am looking at the right revolver or not. If I am reading it right, in doubt, it would indicate the 586 might be worth about $50.00 more than the 686.
It will be nice to read other's opinions particularly if they know with certainty.
I would further state to buy what you like. If in doubt and if possible score both of them. I bet you will never loose money on either as long as you do not over pay.
Last edited by lamarw; 07-31-2014 at 12:06 AM.
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