Lunch Break Score! Model 17 No Dash

I think you got a great deal. I had to pay $700.00 for mine which was made in 1970 (17-3). It has the box and goodies too. I know of one locally for $550.00 in the box and its drving me crazy. Might have to own 2 17-3's.
 
$770 was a bargain.

This Plain-Jane-But-Mint example with box set me back $1000.

Seller's Photos...

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The gun is just as good in person...

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Very Nice Score. I'd be eating bologna sandwiches for awhile at work after the purchase but i'd be grinning like a possum eating **** while doing it.


chuck
 
All I got for lunch yesterday was a microwaved hamburger.

I always wonder (and change my mind) as to which Smith I love the best. I bought two k-22's in two weeks and the older I get the more broad the term "favorite" gets. I have come to the realization that I am mature and un-tacticool enough to admit that the k-22 is my favorite because there are alot more squirrels and tin cans out there than there are zombies.
 
I love the stocks, and together with a no-dash 17, IMO you win the title of "best S&W score this month!"
 
Very nice. I have a 17 with target hammer and target trigger I've owned since new. It was my first handgun, and it's not going anywhere.
 
Great find and I love the model 17 & 18. Best double action revolvers I have ever used. Too me the only one that is close is the 617.
I am trying to find one. They are hard to come buy in California.
Thanks for sharing.
Howard
 
Hi 410bore congratulations, and may be you would like to know your 17 has a brother down here in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Mine was lettered by Mr. Jinks as leaving the factory on October 1958, when I was 9 years old.But it has standard hammer I guess.As I browse through the forums it seems to me models 17 no dash are quite rare aren´t they?
Regards, Ray
 
Hi 410bore congratulations, and may be you would like to know your 17 has a brother down here in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Mine was lettered by Mr. Jinks as leaving the factory on October 1958, when I was 9 years old.But it has standard hammer I guess.As I browse through the forums it seems to me models 17 no dash are quite rare aren´t they?
Regards, Ray

Ray, do you have a picture of your revolver?
 
Wow. Great find. I never find anything like that around here. I have to deal with Gunbroker.

I have a 17 no dash that I bought several years ago for $580. No box or papers, but it's real clean.

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In my collection I have a M19-0 also shipped to the Williams Gun Sight Co. Mine was shipped 2-1960. They must have been a S&W dealer of some sort. Nice revolver BTW. Big Larry
 
Fantastic find and I would have had a hard time walking past that one also and I sure it would have followed me home.
 

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