kc outdoorsman
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Is there much interest in model 4026 guns? I am considering selling mine to fund a different purchase.
4026 interest??
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Forsmithers
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No, those things are pretty much junk with the frame mounted decockers. Although, I'd be willing to help you out with your project, being that you are a fellow Forum member and all... I'll give you $50 cash for it!
All joking aside, put it in the Gun For Sale section on this forum and I'm sure someone will pick it up. It would be a great addition to any 3rd generation collection! Heck, I'd buy it if I had the money. :-(
All joking aside, put it in the Gun For Sale section on this forum and I'm sure someone will pick it up. It would be a great addition to any 3rd generation collection! Heck, I'd buy it if I had the money. :-(
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I just bought a mint 4026 last week. $395 cash and it came with a 100 round box of Winchester ammo. I swore I'd never get any .40 cal ( except 10mm) but Last summer I got in a trade, a new 40 sigma. Really like the 4026 a lot . The Sigma will get better after some Apex trigger work.
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thanks ... I need to take some photos of it. It is in mint condition and has a unique histoy behind it
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Well I put my 4026 up for sale. Check it out in the classified ads.
They very rarely come up for sale on gunbroker and they are usually the KC police marked one's and I purchased the 3rd one I have seen in the last 5 years about 3 months ago. It shoots well like all 3rd gen guns and I just got a grip for it that I back ordered from S&W right after I got it.
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My 4026 is perhaps one of my top 2 or 3 favorite 3rd gens. I got a really nice example a couple of years ago at a local gun show, no PD markings and all the "stuff" with it.
I was a bit leery about getting into .40 S&W, but this pistol is so easy-shooting I had to re-think why I had been avoiding the .40s . I have since added a CS40 that's also a great little pistol, but just a bit more sharp to shoot all day.
I'm a big fan of the frame-mounted de-cockers, I'm always on the lookout for a good deal on some of the others - 5926, 4536 - maybe not the 1076.
Be sure to buy a replacement sideplate for the 4026, a unique part to this model.
I was a bit leery about getting into .40 S&W, but this pistol is so easy-shooting I had to re-think why I had been avoiding the .40s . I have since added a CS40 that's also a great little pistol, but just a bit more sharp to shoot all day.
I'm a big fan of the frame-mounted de-cockers, I'm always on the lookout for a good deal on some of the others - 5926, 4536 - maybe not the 1076.
Be sure to buy a replacement sideplate for the 4026, a unique part to this model.
