27-2 goodness
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Very nice. Resist the urge? Depends how many Benjamins were involved. Enjoy it.
Jeff
SWCA #1457
Jeff
SWCA #1457
I have a really, really hard time resisting a nice 3.5" 357 Magnum. They are one of the coolest guns ever to roll off the assembly line.
We would love to see some more photos - I expect that you DID bring it home?
If so, CONGRATS!!!
We would love to see some more photos - I expect that you DID bring it home?
If so, CONGRATS!!!
I have four 3.5" 27-2s already but if the price was right I would have brought that one home.
My guess, knowing the thinking of most of the fellow members here, is very, very few……..OK, NONE!
OI have a really, really hard time resisting a nice 3.5" 357 Magnum. They are one of the coolest guns ever to roll off the assembly line.
We would love to see some more photos - I expect that you DID bring it home?
If so, CONGRATS!!!
I suspect that you are correct, Richard! With that glamour shot picture, I doubt the seller would let him take it outside to pose for it. I, too, hope to see more pictures of that gem!
Larry
It's just a matter of which one of us gets there first...
...Ben
Congratulations on a fantastic addition to the family
The 3 1/2 inch model 27 is a favorite of mine I think they look fantastic and I love shooting them
At a fair price I would be very prone to bringing it home with me. To borrow a phrase "Resistance is Futile"
The 3 1/2 inch model 27 is a favorite of mine I think they look fantastic and I love shooting them
At a fair price I would be very prone to bringing it home with me. To borrow a phrase "Resistance is Futile"
Oof!...
That would help fill a minor gap in my short gun row...Right between the three 5-screws and the two 27-2's...
...Ben
Definetly this. Ide love to have another 3.5” but I won’t pay stupid money for one and I’ve seen a few priced crazy. That’s why they call them gun shows and not gun sales.
Ok, guys, just to clarify my post I did bring it home, and the picture posted above is my own "glamour shot" after cleaning it up and hitting it with some Ren Wax. It's not perfect, but I'm pretty happy to bring it home to join its 6-inch sibling that came from the same shop a few years ago.
Sold prices on these seem to cover a wide range, but out of curiosity what would you guys consider "normal" for a gun like this? I'm fine with what I paid but am interested in others' opinions. BTW, the stocks are serialed to the gun.
Sold prices on these seem to cover a wide range, but out of curiosity what would you guys consider "normal" for a gun like this? I'm fine with what I paid but am interested in others' opinions. BTW, the stocks are serialed to the gun.
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In my AO, that gun would fetch $1500 easily. I have seen similar priced over $2k which I feel is too much.
I have been trying to buy one for 5 years I have plenty of pristine 5” but no 3 1/2 “. They seem to be climbing above $1500.
Me.............I already have one.
StrawHat
Member
I am holding out for a 4”.
Kevin
Kevin
Wait; is that even a thing, not buying a gun because you already own one like it? Nobody ever told me that!
Space to store them becomes an issue after awhile. . . . .for most of us anyway.
Jeff
SWCA #1457
squid8286
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I bought one just like this in 1993. It is a late '68/early '69 gun. I paid $320 for it back then. I would think $1500 and up is about right. That's what seems to be on GB, anyway. Beautiful revolver, BTW.
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