It is my understanding they never made a 586 2.5 snub
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Where do you understand that from?
What is the 6 digit product code on the end label? Also what is the SPEC ORD number?
Product code 103497 is a 38 Special, 2 1/2" 586 with production starting in 1994 for Brasil
Product code 103500 is a 357 Magnum, 2 1/2" 586 with production starting in 1993
There might be others as well
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The 2 1/2" M586 is really fairly common, not large numbers but are seen out there from time to time.
The hard one to find is the 3" M586.
Now those are scarce....
The hard one to find is the 3" M586.
Now those are scarce....
That 2.5 inch 586 looks like the cat's pajamas! I've not seen one in the wild, and depending on price I might need to get one!
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I do not want to post a LIKE to that News.Figure about $2K or more for one.
I too have always wanted a 2 1/2" 586 to go with my early 2 1/2" 686. The blue steel looks better, but a stainless is easier to come upon
colt22man
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I bid on a NIB 586-4 2 1/2" snubby Nov. 5, 2023. I stopped bidding @ $3,000. Bid on GunBroker.
Winning bid was $4,525.00.
Winning bid was $4,525.00.
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Ouch. Winner must've been super determined.
Definitely not the going rate. Someone with way more money than brains bought that one. Seen boxed 3 inch ones bring quite a bit less than that. It makes me wish I still had my 2 NIB 586 2.5" still, lol.
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All 3 incher's in any great revolver are rare and scarece, snap it up if you come by one.
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Wow, I don’t know a whole lot about the 586 but, I really would like to own one of these beauties.
I am grateful to have found these over the years.
I bought one from a forum member in 2022 with box and all papers product code 103500 for just shy of 2k. My understanding is that the production numbers were quite low. If you come across one and want one, I suggest you do what you can to buy it because it might be the last one you see.
The guy dropping 4k on one really doesn't surprise me. If someone wanted to get that final gun to have all the barrel lengths you gotta do what you gotta do.
The guy dropping 4k on one really doesn't surprise me. If someone wanted to get that final gun to have all the barrel lengths you gotta do what you gotta do.
Lou_the_welder
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Great pics
Lou_the_welder
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Hey, I never knew I needed a 3" 586. [emoji2]
My 586-4 and 686-3 snubs
My 586-4 and 686-3 snubs
I’m expecting another 3” 586 on Tuesday from a fellow member. Looking forward to posting some pictures once it arrives. I need to find a better setup for taking pictures, other than the iPhone and dinning room table.
