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    S&W model 60-7 snubbie

    So if you were in my place, you'd get it? What's so great about these stainless snubbies? Can they shoot +P?
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    S&W model 60-7 snubbie

    I was at the pawn shop today and saw they had one in the case. The price tag said $355, but the guy said he could knock another $50 off. What do you think, is it a dair deal? Reference pics:
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    5906

    How great is this pistol? I saw one at the pawn shop for a good price and thought about getting it. Condition is fair - functionally it appears to be fine, although there are some light scratches on the stainless finish, which can probably be buffed out.
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    Smith 27-2 with new shoes and a blade..

    Very pretty!
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    *SOLD* WTS S&W 342PD Ti pre-lock (TX)

    More pics:
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    *SOLD* WTS S&W 342PD Ti pre-lock (TX)

    Comes with cushioned box and cardboard box, as well as papers. Please observe all forum rules and post “I’ll take it” only on listing. PM all questions. Thanks. $655 shipped to your FFL
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    My three SS S&W revolvers

    686+ 648-1 64 3-inch
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    WTS S&W 342PD Ti no-lock (TX)

    Withdrawn from sale
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    WTS S&W 28 (SOLD); H&R 929 .22 revolver (TX)

    Take to top. 28-2 withdrawn. H&R added.
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    WTS S&W 28 (SOLD); H&R 929 .22 revolver (TX)

    Bump to top with revised price on the 28-2
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    WTS S&W 28 (SOLD); H&R 929 .22 revolver (TX)

    Take to top
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    WTS S&W 28 (SOLD); H&R 929 .22 revolver (TX)

    Model 28: Pretty tight (more so than the 28-2). Serial number starts with S205XXX so 1959-1960. This is a 4-screw gun with a 4" barrel. $695.00 shipped FFL to FFL. SOLD FTF to TimZ H&R 929 Sidekick .22 revolver. Excellent condition with tight action. Grips are crack-free. This gun...
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    S&W model 28 no dash

    I put it on layaway. I couldn't resist. I already have a 28-2 4" but why not a second one. You don't find too many of these too often. The wood grips are not diamond, but they are S&W. They look like this. Pic for reference.
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    S&W model 28 no dash

    Found one at a pawn shop today. 4" barrel. Wood grips. Target trigger, excellent condition and very clean. What's the difference between these no dash 28s and the 28-2? Are they better, worse?
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    No Lock 442

    I definitely would have bought it at that price!
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    Would you buy any S&W 3" revolvers you can find?

    Anytime, anywhere? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Moderator edit: Before you reply to this thread, read this: From the Stickies: Sincerely, s&wchad
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    S&W 648-1

    I found one of these in a pawn shop today. 6" stainless barrel (do they come in any other length)? Looks to be in great shape, with accompanying leather holster. What made the -1 different from the no dash? Would you have bought? These pics are for reference only and not the actual gun:
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    S&W 686-3

    I think the price is $699. He negotiates.
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    S&W 686-3

    I found a mint condition 686-3 with a 4" barrel in the pawn shop the other day. Original wood grips, and box. It looks to be as new, never been fired. I already have a 4" 686-4 Plus. Are the -3 guns better than the -4 guns, and how are they better? This is what it looks like. Not the actual...
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    WTS 1961 Marlin 30-30 lever-action & CBC Nylon 66 clone .22LR rifles (TX)

    Bump. Sold the 1980 Marlin. 1961 Marlin still for sale with reduced price. Added the Nylon 66 clone.
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