586 No Dash, original grips.

[KyleHines2005]

I just traded my RIA 1911 .45 ACP for a 586 no dash all original.

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[Ngtdog]

Good Trade, Congrats!

 

[lhump1961]

Although the 1911 is a nice looking gun I would do that trade if I didn't have a 586...especially an early one. I'm sure you're happy with the trade and we will wait for a range report.

Now keep that 586 and go get another!

 

[mark85304]

You did well in that trade. I've put thousands of rounds through my 686 and enjoy it more each time I use it. It carries well in a high riding holster. I still have the original wood grips for mine, but it sports a Pachmyre wrap around grip.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

The only thing I wish were different on it would be a longer cylinder so I could load 180 and 200 grain bullets for NRA Pistol Silhouette competition, but that's what I have my Contender in .357 Mag for.

 

[hkcavalier]

You did great! Trade a gun that's in half of the gun stores for one that hasn't been made for awhile (no lock at least).

I saw a 98% 6" 586 no dash in a local pawn shop for $799. I told them it was pretty unlikely some schlub off the street would pay that but a real connoisseur might...still kind of high though.

 

[Smithy]

Way to go. I'm sure you'll like it as much as I do mine.

 

[KyleHines2005]

I don't know When the next will be when I go to the range. I want a model 66 snub for carry. I feel too bad to carry my nickel 19-4 snub. Here is all of my revolvers and one I used to have. They are a 681 4", 586 4"

, 686-6+(sold) and 19-4 snub nickel.


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[sodacan]

You definitely got the better end of that deal. Didn't you feel bad for the other guy?

 

[KyleHines2005]

Kinda. He told me he didn't want to get rid of it. It wasn't an even trade. I traded him $120 plus 300 rounds of .45. So I think it was even on those pretenses.


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[sodacan]

Kinda. He told me he didn't want to get rid of it. It wasn't an even trade. I traded him $120 plus 300 rounds of .45. So I think it was even on those pretenses.


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Doesn't look as good now, but at least you got the nicer hardware. Enjoy it.

 

[roadkill45]

here's a couple pics of my 6" Nickel 586 no dash, no M, 1982: