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I'll take #2, Model 629-3 Classic DX 5" per our PMs.

I'll take PC case I'll take it: 7. Aluminum Performance Center Case, original unset locks, nice clean interior foam, some scratches along exterior edges. $215 Shipped

I do not own a 4", SCSW says 686's were built on the square butt frame, yet my PC 6" and 7.5" examples have round grip frames.

I'll take #202 #202 N Frame RB. Finger Grooves with Medallions and Silver Washers. $250.Now $220

PC Case I'll take no. 6 6. Performance Center Case in very good condition, code still unset like new, clean odor-free foam interior, some factory paperwork under foam. $240 shipped.

Hi Tom, Altamont has been offering these engraved 629s now for at least a year. Beautiful deep machine engraving. There seems to be at least one or two always being offered on Gunbroker. They generally sell for $2,000 to $2,500. Not saying it is as it is not a serial number, but "No. 13" rather...

PC Case I take the PC case for $225 plus $15 shipped.

Smith calls a lot of their guns "Hunters." But the Performance Center "Hunters" of the 1990s actually had the word roll marked on the barrels. Beginning with the "Hunter" model 629-3, commonly known as "Heavy Hunters" because of their mass. Theses were followed by the contoured version known as...

75Vette, Thank you for your posts. I really love your Lipsey's two-tone 629-6. I remember when they came out, I loved it but my focus was (and remains) on pre-lock variations. That said, if I ever see another one of those for sale I'm going to go after it. Its beautiful and for this variation I...

Light Hunter PLUS While the pic above shows 4 "Light" Hunters, (as opposed to the beefier "Heavy" Hunters) I actually have 10 including 625, 657 and 686 models. I love the look and feel of this profile. And while I'd love to be able to afford them all, I must add I have passed on several SS...

More 629s Happy belated 6/29. Here is every 629 I own, you might notice a type, I certainly have a type.

Happy to see this thread back. As a collector trying to focus on 627 variations I appreciate the pictures of 627s with their correct boxes that show end labels with serial numbers and special order (SO) numbers. I have been chasing these 6 and 8 shot revolvers for over 15 years and I still...

This series of 6/XX threads have been most enjoyable, thanks to all who have posted and shared. As a focused .357 Magnum collector/accumulator, I have not invested much in other calibers, and yet I have a few. Here is the only 625 I have, a 625-7 to be precise, it is the sibling to colt_saa's...

How about some UDRs Eight-shot N-frame 357s built to be the Ultimate Carry Revolver

To restate the obvious You got a great deal Kenny, an uncommon highly desirable S&W for a price that I would say was fair 15 years ago. I'd pay double that and walk away thinking I got a smoking deal. But then I am one of those .357 collector guys who has to have at least one of every variation.

Its 6/29, but I want to keep the 627 thread going Four 627s; a pair of early S&W 6-shooters in 2 barrel lengths and a pair of early PC 8-shooters unfluted and fluted with ports.

Wanted to start a 627 thread but ... ... since I found this one, why reinvent the wheel? Well, come to think of it, the 627 is a reinvention of the wheel(gun). I love 'em all. Pic 1: The very first hand-built Prototype Performance Center 8-shot Pic 2: My 627 display at the 2011 S&WCA Orlando...

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