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Beautiful! Here's it's brother nickel #S170843

It amazes me that the blued version (36-6) 3" target is more expensive than the same gun in stainless (60-4), and the earlier 2" CST model 60 Ashlands (at 666 produced). All the 36-6s I've come across were priced way higher than the stainless version. Makes no sense to me! ;)

I have spruced up stainless finishes (scratches) with 280 grit emery boards. It sounds harsh, but it leaves a finish that you cannot tell if original or not. I have not done an entire gun though.

One thing I do know is that model 12s have horrible resale value!

Yep. I'm not going to drag 50 N frames to Oklahoma! Many places and opportunites for those gems to be stolen...from your vehicle while at a motel, to in the venue itself apparently!

First off, find an FFL dealer that doesn't need to make ALL his daily money from you by charging $50 for an FFL transfer! An easy way to find an FFL in your area is to log onto Gunbroker. They have a search feature which lists all the FFLs in your certain zip code, and what they charge for a...

Nice! It looks like a 629-2 "Mountain Revolver" from 1989!

Nice grab!

Here's me pre-20, converted by Bowen to .44 special, making it a pre-20.5! ;) And here is the real deal, pre-21 .44...

That's dirt cheap at $425.

I don't see a 29-2 6"

It may just be the lighting. Best way to be sure is to dial caliper it (measure width of barrel at different points).

Looks normal to me.

The .410 revolver they make, Governor? BLEECH!!

You probably don't need new hammer & trigger, don't be too paranoid about hair trigger. Can you forcefully push off the hammer at full cock? No? Then new hammer & trigger are not necessary. My bet is the spring strain screw is backed out, a common "fix" to make the action smooth. Beautiful gun...

It is my favorite of the 3" N frames!

Here's a few of my kits; top to bottom: 60-4, 43, 51, 63, 34, and 631...