Model 19-3 2½" Nickel

[RGNewell]

$2778 for a used one? That's what you get with NR bidders.
Smith & Wesson 19-3 Nickel 2.5" .357 w/Box - Revolvers at GunBroker.com : 893024908

 

[quikdraw67]

OUCH.

That's nuts.

 

[krsmith58]

at that price i think i want two!!

 

[Xfuzz]

Two bidders with NR and GB members less than a
month ran up the bid.

 

[Old Wheel Man]

WOW! I have a nice 19-3 2 1/2 Nickel I would hate to part with, but at that price it would probably find a new home.

 

[CH4]

That's just silly

 

[Jeppo]

Wish I'd seen that before selling one two weeks ago.

 

[Gary M]

Bigger question is will they now complain about the cost of what it takes to shoot it?

 

[scout II]

I want to see the feedback later on this to find out if the buyer completed the deal. Lots of NR bidders out there and some just don't follow through.

 

[Neversink n Klapperthal]

G.B. A great place to sell it if you want the mega bucks.Sometimes you find a deal,but if two people want it,watch out! Lol

 

[Gary M]

G.B. A great place to sell it if you want the mega bucks.Sometimes you find a deal,but if two people want it,watch out! Lol

To me, not only has G.B. added to the overpriced nature of everything gun related, it has proved the old adage "more money than brains" is quite alive and still kicking.

Being known as someone that likes to conserve money, or as SWMBO refers to it "a cheap *******", I can't see how the 4" 64-3 DAO police turn in that I purchased some time ago for $150 is now going for 3 times and up that price. They aren't rare, easily concealable, or economical to shoot unless you reload and cast your own.