papajohn428
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I had two, and let them both get away back in the early 90's. Twenty years is a long time to stay mad at yourself.........but I still am!
41 mag No one can have just one!
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MakeMyNight
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That's a lot of iron to haul around, unless you mean out in the field - with a really sturdy belt!
I have had that problem many times over the years. Those guns always end up in the safe, with infrequent trips to the range in the safety of a gun rug. Kind of love 'em and hate 'em for that.
Congratulations on your new revolver.
larry8
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I just picked up a 657-4 LN for $450. S/N CDL02XX.
Appears to have been shot once. Beautiful gun, not a scratch or mark on it. Rubber Hogue grips, 6" barrel. Did I get a fair deal? I think it was made around 2001 but I can't find the S/N in the book. Now to the range for testing.
Appears to have been shot once. Beautiful gun, not a scratch or mark on it. Rubber Hogue grips, 6" barrel. Did I get a fair deal? I think it was made around 2001 but I can't find the S/N in the book. Now to the range for testing.
Rapidray
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I would...
Like to have just one! But I really want to get the Model 58! I love them 4 inch revolvers with fixed sights!
Like to have just one! But I really want to get the Model 58! I love them 4 inch revolvers with fixed sights!
My one and only .41 maggie.....model 58 no dash from October of 1965,
Accobradave
Member
here are my Mod 57 and 58...so far anyway
wheelgun28
Member
What is that 58 on top of this posting, is one of the new ones?
I see its a 5 screw and has the new style stocks?
I see its a 5 screw and has the new style stocks?
Accobradave
Member
wheelgun...thats a "classic" 58..new with IL...the grips are rosewood custom....The 57 has Keith Brown "Coke" Target stocks
Malpasowildlifer
Member
very hard to have just one. I've got:
57's: 3
58's: 4
657: 2
57's: 3
58's: 4
657: 2
I.ve got two 41's a 657 and a 58, I reloaded some ammo this winter and tried the 657 out the bathroom window. Very impressive revolver. Still haven't shot the 58 but its in the range line-up. Love the shorty's.
"tried the 657 out the bathroom window."
Bob 1956
Was that from a sitting position? Think I may have heard it.
Kevin G
Bob 1956
Was that from a sitting position? Think I may have heard it.
Kevin G
You got it at wholsale!
From its box end label I know another 657-4, serial CCWxxxx was boxed in 1998, so I don't think your's would be as new as 2001.
BCDWYO
Member
I've just got the one Model 58, but I'm hunting for a 657 Mountain gun!
Frizzman
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I had a well worn M58 back in the early 90's and traded it for something. It was a great shooter and recoil was a bit lighter than my 29-2 with 6.5" barrel. I wound up with much regret for having traded it. I never saw another until I found one a couple months ago in a LGS. It is in new condition with box, papers, tools and original purchase receipt from 1971. It was $600. Now, the only problem is shooting it since I don't have reloading setup for my RL550 and I don't know that I want to spend the $ for only one revolver...I guess I'll just have to find another .41!
Cpt. Obvious
Member
That sounds like a pretty good deal for a 58 with box and such. They aren't too common, either! Id jump all over that one!
Just bought up my first 57 off gb. $585 otd. I shot my friend's and fell in love with the caliber. I bought a set of hogue finger groove to replace the rubber pacs. Picking it up today, off to the range on the weekend.
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