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Old 01-12-2012, 09:06 PM
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Default S&W model 39

Don't know why, other than I think it's a good looking gun-the nickel plated version of the model 39 is holding my interest. I have a small collection of S&W revolvers (13), but have no autos in S&W. My autos consist of a Kimber Pro Carry 45 ACP and the Kimber 9mm Aegis. I also have a Ruger Mark 2. I've been told that there were feed problems with the earlier 39's, and that the problem was "fixed" when the model#'s changed to 3 numbers. I've been watching the prices on the 39's, and they range from $450 to $800 depending on condition. But it seems they are selling for $500-$600. Before I get serious about persuing the 39, any comments or suggestions on what to look for, and what I should really pay for a nice nickel 39?
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