39-2 nickle

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I picked up a beautiful 39-2 nickel plated with two correct mags at a gun show Saturday.It is mint with the matching box with wrapping paper but no cleaning kit or instructions I have had several blue 39's but never a nickel one. It was priced at $475.The sre. # is in the 5xx xxx numbers .
 
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That price is more or less in line with what I have seen them actually going for in the last few years, although asking prices are typically a bit higher.

They're not especially rare in nickel, but, gosh, they're pretty, aren't they?
 
It's to pretty and pristine to shoot.I guess I will have to find a blue one to shoot.

As long as you don't use Hoppes #9, or similar type of product to clean it, you won't hurt the nickel finish. The Model 39-2 is a great shooting gun and, unless the gun is unfired after leaving the factory, shooting it won't hurt the condition of it. I have an Model 39 No Dash in great shape, especially for a 45 year old gun, but since it had been previously fired, it doesn't hurt its value to shoot it, I just make sure I clean it afterwards.

Oh yeah, we really like pictures here, especially of a great condition Model 39.
 
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I picked up a beautiful 39-2 nickel plated with two correct mags at a gun show Saturday.It is mint with the matching box with wrapping paper but no cleaning kit or instructions I have had several blue 39's but never a nickel one. It was priced at $475.The sre. # is in the 5xx xxx numbers .

The sre. # is in the 5xx xxx numbers
A565000= 1979
A565001------>A655000 = 1979-1980 only
 
You got a good deal. I paid $475.00 + $25.00 shipping. No box or papers and only 1 mag. They are beautiful, and shoot's as good as it looks. Love that nickel.
 
I bought a '79 39-2 a couple weeks ago, with a non-matching Bangor Punta box and one OE mag and an aftermarket for $425.
The last one I had, many, many years ago, was, like, $375. My first one was around $350.
I think it is one of the most attractive pistols ever built.
And they run like a spotted ape.
 
Speedgunner: Correct magazines are blued just like for the blued guns. I don't know whether the metal or plastic magazine follower is correct for that SN, but someone here will know and hopefully post the information.
 
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