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The correct serial number will be found on the butt of the revolver and will start with an "S". Also, please measure the barrel from the cylinder. It actually looks to be 6" or 6.5".

The correct serial # is on the butt of the revolver, and is probably the S179xxx number. It looks to be a "S&W .44 Magnum". It is usually referred to as a pre-model 29. Really nice Coke stocks.

Two fun shooters. One in .357 and one in .38spcl:

yup $550 S-serial numbered Highway Patrolman $500 (Easy) Coke bottle target stocks $1050 If you just used these acceptable values and tried to sell that prize for $1050 in the classified section on this site, it would be gone within the first hour (at most)…….

Thanks Bill. I'm interested in one.

Gotta get a 19-4

I was never really a Sig guy until I picked up and shot an older W. German P228 a few years ago. I love that gun. I would have bought your P226 for that price with no hesitation. As soon as it passed my function check, I would have reached into my pocket for cash.

Jon is a great guy. He's honest and a great communicator. A pleasure to deal with.

Beautiful and well rounded collection of firearms. I would be proud to call it my own. If it were my own, though, I probably would add some kind of handy .22 rifle (Win 61, 62A, 63 or an older Marlin 39A) and also some kind of 9mm pistol (Hi Power, Sig P228, S&W Mod 39, etc…).

I have a few that I have picked up over the years, and I love them. Light, strong & (always) sharp. I have carried a little Spyderco Dragonfly 2 in my right pants pocket for years. There may be better all-around knives, but this little guy has been perfect for my needs.

Thanks for the update Dan. Will keep on sending the thoughts and prayers, just in case. It can't hurt.

Thoughts and prayers sent for Lee and family.

Congratulations on the great find Stu. You're picking up some great pieces for your collection. Keep it up.

Looks to be a nice gun, but $900 would be really high in my area for a 6" model. I would expect that HP to be offered for $600-700 with it's original box in one of my local shops. The diamond magna stocks may be original to the revolver (are they serialized inside the right panel?), but the...

What powder are you using? I have a metric ton of Win 231 & 296.

I'd like to pick up 1000-2000 bullets to reload for my 1950's 6.5" .44 Magnum. I have only used factory ammo in the revolver, but that is starting to get expensive. What do people recommend for bullets (lead/plated/jacketed) and who are the better online sources that ship in bulk? I already...

Its not the easiest thing to put a price on shooter grade guns, especially sought after models. But I would doubt that your 5" pre-27 would last very long in the classifieds if it was up for sale for $850-900 without the stocks.

Beautiful gun and not the worst price in the world. Also, as in most hard to find sets, 1 + 1 = 3 or 4. I'm glad the two revolvers are once again under the same roof. Great acquisition.

Bumping up this super nice 5-screw complete package. Going on Gunbroker on Monday if not sold here first. Thanks