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I might have well as stole it I think. $300

Well it's been quite a while since I have been active in the forum. Kids and financing them have really halted my buying of guns and even just the everyday business of family has really slowed down my forum use and range time. But I came across this 242 and I had to have it. Certainly used and...

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I have a very nice set of N frame flat sided combats for sale. There are just a few very minor imperfections, but definitely show worthy grips. I tried to picture anything that is noteworthy. $210 shipped NOW $190 SHIPPED

I csn also email or text you the letter ftom Lew Horton saying it is one of theirs that shipped in June 1985. I have not provided this to the current owner, just found it in my okd emails.

Thats the one on TGT? Im not gonna comment on value, but i sold that gun to the current owner this past winter, it is a solid gun and those are the original grips. I also had a 6" i sold. The 3" had a sweeter action.

I just picked up a 686 - 2. As I'm driving home I'm thinking that I've really never seen another - 2 because they were made for such a short time I guess. Is there any added value for it being a -2 or anything special?

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I have for sell a nice pair of factory N frame RB flat sided combats. No chips or cracks. Pictures show it all. $225 shipped.

Yeah, that's them. I have a set I'm thinking of letting go, but want to be fair. Thanks for the info guys

What do flat sided N frame combats go for now days?

Up for grabs is a S&W 624 no dash. .44 special. Original Target grips, target hammer and target trigger. Overall exceptional condition. There are 2 spots to take note of, both are pictured. Located in Texas. $775 shipped CONUS from my FFL. No shipping to California.

AAE prefix. Very early gun .

Mail call came yesterday at my LGS. I picked up a 681 no dash REALLY CHEAP. I'm not a fan of the grips but don't have any k/l square butts laying around. Someone did a crappy polish job to it so I bead blasted it and like it a lot better Before After

Sounds fair to me.... Im working on a trade right now.... trading my EMP 9mm thats been carried well plus a little cash for an extremely lightly used 28-2 w/box.

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I do it myself in my garage. Really pretty simple with the right equipment. Nothing special. I use an air compressor, harbor freight blasting cabinet, blasting gun and medium glass beads from harbor freight. About 85 psi.

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Im just surprised you got those prices at Collectors. They can be proud of their stuff sometimes. I have the 19-7 K comp and its a gorgeous gun. Ive had one for about 7 or 8 years not. They are fun to shoot. I have a no dash 696 Lew Horton that is factory magnaported. Also a blast to shoot...