newtonguitars
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Bought a nice one, Smith & wesson model 34-2 sn BED66xx. Appears unfired, turned a bit.
Please estimate date.
Thanks
Please estimate date.
Thanks
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Gunshow today, Smith & wesson model 34-2
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The triple-alphas are hard, but 1989 seems likely.
Humble show?
Do you mind revealing the price?
August 1989...
Do you mind revealing the price?
August 1989...
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newtonguitars
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Thanks guys!
Beaumont show. $640. no box.
Beaumont show. $640. no box.
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Great price for that one.
Mark 40
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It's a beauty. I found one not too long ago (BCAxxxx) in similar condition and paid 100+ more and was happy. You did great.
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Beautiful gun at a great price! Ya done good!
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newtonguitars
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Yes, I thought it was at least a $800-1000 gun.
Now I have to work up my courage to shoot it. Even if I take good care of it, the value will drop with the first "pew"! No matter, both my sons are waiting patiently to divvy up my guns.
Now I have to work up my courage to shoot it. Even if I take good care of it, the value will drop with the first "pew"! No matter, both my sons are waiting patiently to divvy up my guns.
Shoot it! Too much fun to miss.
Congrats!
Nice piece, fair price.
Nice piece, fair price.
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Nice snag - I passed on one of these in 70%-ish shape for $550 late last year and still kinda regret it - shoot it and enjoy in good health!
I had been looking for a 2" square butt 34 for years with no luck, and stumbled into a nickel one about 6 years ago that I paid $595 for ( in a mis matched box, no papers or tool kit)
While the price stung a bit, it has become one of my favorites
It is remarkably accurate for its size, does not suffer from tight chambers like so may 22's, and is so comfortable in the hand
I am still on the hunt for a blued version, but feel it may be a very long time before I see one in person, especially at a fair price
While the price stung a bit, it has become one of my favorites
It is remarkably accurate for its size, does not suffer from tight chambers like so may 22's, and is so comfortable in the hand
I am still on the hunt for a blued version, but feel it may be a very long time before I see one in person, especially at a fair price
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newtonguitars
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Thanks for the chit-chat guys!
I'd been wanting a nice .22 to replace my M63. My dad asked to borrow it, "someone is snooping around the house". He was broken into a week later, the only thing that was stolen was the M63.
I couldn't believe the prices these little pieces had risen to,
but now I can rest, knowing that I finally have all the guns I need.
I'd been wanting a nice .22 to replace my M63. My dad asked to borrow it, "someone is snooping around the house". He was broken into a week later, the only thing that was stolen was the M63.
I couldn't believe the prices these little pieces had risen to,
but now I can rest, knowing that I finally have all the guns I need.
"All the guns I need". - I don't understand this.
murf205
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"but now I can rest, knowing that I finally have all the guns I need." The guys that make gun safes need to make a living too!
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newtonguitars
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Ran out to my range yesterday evening and ended the un-shot condition of this little gun.
I had those Aguila Colibri primer-only-powered shorts to try (I need back-yard ammo) my BB pistol makes more noise than these.
Shot standard velocity stuff too. The sights as they came are adjusted right on the money, I'm happy.
I had those Aguila Colibri primer-only-powered shorts to try (I need back-yard ammo) my BB pistol makes more noise than these.
Shot standard velocity stuff too. The sights as they came are adjusted right on the money, I'm happy.
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newtonguitars
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They make these things in pink!
Why didn't anyone tell me they made these things in pink!
Why didn't anyone tell me they made these things in pink!
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