Any pics of 4" model 27s ???

[pred]

It seems as though the 4" model 27 seems a bit odd, I have a 27-3 with a 4" barrel that I bought with goodyears, Now the gun wears SS grips, It is a very nice shooter in my book.
Heres the pics I have.

Any other 4"ers out there?
Peter.

 

[pred]

It seems as though the 4" model 27 seems a bit odd, I have a 27-3 with a 4" barrel that I bought with goodyears, Now the gun wears SS grips, It is a very nice shooter in my book.
Heres the pics I have.

Any other 4"ers out there?
Peter.

 

[diamonback68]

Here is a picture of mine with the 3 T's.
Excuse the shadows.

 

[colt_saa]

I have had this one for about 8 years now. I really enjoy it.

As you may be aware, the Model 27 is currently offered fro the factory with a 4" barrel in either blue or nickel finish.

 

[WickedSharp]

Originally posted by pred:
..Now the gun wears SS grips

Hi Peter,
Those grips look great on your gun!

I LOVE 4" N-Frames.

 

[Lenshappy]

Great look'n 27 Peter...
Nice gripsters

 

[jpdopes]

Here's my 27-2

 

[Allen-frame]

I finally get to play ,having just acquired this 27-2 last month. Traded a plain jane Kimber 45 and $150. for it.
It's become part of my permanent N frame stable

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Keep the faith ,,AL

 

[diamonback68]

Great looking gun Al, now I think I "NEED" one in nickel.

 

[pace40]

Here ya go...

 

[fladiverbrad]

4" nickel 27-2

 

[pred]

Allen-frame, I think that you did good, I would have dont the same thing. Your rear sight looks to be a bit different than the others here, Do you have a pic of the top of it?
Although the 3.5" 27 is sought after, And I have never fired a 3.5" I like the way the 4" feels and balances, Mine has thinning blue on all the sherp edges, therefore a great shooter!
These are some great pics! Makes me want more 27s, You just dont see them for sale very often!
Peter.

 

[P35fan]

Here are a couple of Model 27-2 4 inchers with their shorter counterparts as well:

 

[diamonback68]

Originally posted by fladiverbrad:
4" nickel 27-2

Ok Brad, when can I expect to take delivery on that one?

 

[madcratebuilder]

Originally posted by P35fan:
Here are a couple of Model 27-2 4 inchers with their shorter counterparts as well:

Well, that filled my drool bucket. Nice collection.

 

[jefats]

 

[bshepherd]

27-2 Nickel from 80-81 time frame.

 

[Litlman]

I have one of these and it truley is a nice revolver. I do not have any pics of it though. I can't remember what dash it is but,it is not P&R. You seem to see alot more of 3.5 inchers on the forum. What do these go for price wise these days? Mine is about in about 95% condition or better. Nice Pics.

 

[CITYREPO61]

I'll play!

Cityrepo61

 

[rfo1]

here's my 27-4.

 

[twomoons]

RICK,
nice gun.nice guy. good pics

 

[Hoot]

Here's one that got caught in a bling factory. I'm still not sure if I like it this way or not.

Litlman, according to all the info I've read, the 4" was the lowest production of all the barrel lengths. Wouldn't know it from this thread though. There sure are some pretty guns here!

 

[akr]

Hoot, I like it!! Beautiful gun!!

 

[pistolero]

now THAT is the quintessential model 27. beautiful!

Originally posted by jpdopes:
Here's my 27-2

 

[BuzzardBilly]

4" M27

 

[Bacon]

27-3 Bought new 22 years ago. Had these combats on it for a while.

 

[GLL]

A 4" N-frame is pretty hard to beat!

Jerry

 

[Tom K]

Originally posted by Litlman:
I have one of these and it truley is a nice revolver. I do not have any pics of it though. I can't remember what dash it is but,it is not P&R. You seem to see alot more of 3.5 inchers on the forum. What do these go for price wise these days? Mine is about in about 95% condition or better. Nice Pics.

Here's the 4" that I paid $600 for at a gun show about a month ago. The seller commented that the 3.5" is more common, but I had been wanting a 4". I had just gotten there and was at the end of the first row and saw it, considered it, and paid it. A couple of rows later I saw one with the presentation box for $650 but I don't feel bad. I bought it to shoot, not keep in a box.

I also have a nice 6" that I paid $300 for, but that was in 2003.

 

[twomoons]

hoot,
one of the forum guys had a list of the production numbers of different models a while back
the 27-2 list was interesting. i will try and find it or maybe some one has it handy and can post it