A Model 28-3 4" at My LGS
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You may already know this, I'm sure many do but it's certainly worth saying. The Model 28-3 might be considered somewhat scarce simply because the 28-2 was produced in absolute crazy, crazy volume and the dash-3 production is a drop in the bucket in comparison.
So when it comes to scarcity, the 28-3 destroys the 28-2. That said however, the dash-3 is neither pinned nor recessed, so generally speaking to the normal, average large audience of S&W fans and gun buyers, your model might be considered "less sought after."
Now me, I have a handful of 28-2's, absolutely one of my favorite models ever. I would be quite interested in a 28-3 just for the oddity of it. At the same time, I would keep in mind that to the bulk of folks, it would be certainly less sought after.
So when it comes to scarcity, the 28-3 destroys the 28-2. That said however, the dash-3 is neither pinned nor recessed, so generally speaking to the normal, average large audience of S&W fans and gun buyers, your model might be considered "less sought after."
Now me, I have a handful of 28-2's, absolutely one of my favorite models ever. I would be quite interested in a 28-3 just for the oddity of it. At the same time, I would keep in mind that to the bulk of folks, it would be certainly less sought after.
jcs266
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A beauty!!! I'd be all over that too. More pics when u can...
.455_Hunter
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Outstanding!
Great score! One of S&W's finest classic revolvers, regardless of P&R.
