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I wear one of Lefty’s holsters every day (either a J or K frame) and I can tell you that Bell Charter Oak Holsters are the most comfortable and concealable holsters I own. Lefty made me an IWB holster for a short barrel N frame and it is not only comfortable but disappears under a cover...

Sold a 3" LNIB last year for $700 in Colorado

I agree with stantheman These are just tools. Unless you have an unfired original NIB revolver what's the problem with working on a tool? You won't affect the value of the gun by removing the side plate and giving it a good cleaning.

It looks like prices are coming down. Lots of guns offered at high prices but not many selling.

maccpd, I sent you a PM for a trade. SJ

Cash price FTF in Denver? I sent you a private message.

You got a great gun at a great price!!! No dash model 40's often sell for more than $600.

$350-400 in the condition you describe.

Very nice!!

Sounds a bit high if not LNIB.

I agree with Flagman. There are very few mint condition 1917's left. A mint one might go for at lot more than that asking price. SJ

You got a great gun at a great price. Enjoy

A factory letter would be the only way to know for sure.

Model39, I only collect engraved revolvers and yours is one of the best I have seen. SJ

It was made to be shot!!!!!

I carry a 360pd every day loaded with Corbon 357DPX. It's not fun to shoot but if you only have 5 they should be the best 5 you can shoot.

If it has high horn grips and is NIB the current value is north of $750.

North of $650

Bob, I understand, I was just curious because as I said, I haven’t seen many engraved K-frames. I wouldn’t want to hurt someone’s chance to buy a nice revolver. I log on almost everyday but I don’t often post. I find that I learn more that way. Thanks for the message. SJ

Bob, As a long time collector of engraved guns (mostly Colts and N frame Smiths) I have not seen many engraved K frames like that one. What would you expect to pay for K frame like that one? SJ