Model 27-2 resurrection

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I had posted on an earlier thread about a beat up 27-2 5" that I had picked up and a discussion ensued about the merits of refinishing it or not. I just received it back from S&W and I'll let the before and after pictures speak for themselves.

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They reblued my 17 and did a great job.
 
That looks great. What did someone do, drag that poor thing behind a truck? Sad to see such a beautiful gun in that sort of condition. YOu did the right thing on that one for sure!

Tom
 
That's how I got my first 27 back in 1975. They were unobtainable then at any cost. I found a Maine State Warden's gun that was beat to death and sent it to Smith for a refurb. It came back looking like new.
 
I will definitely be shooting it and the cost for high polish blue from S&W is $250.00.

I've got a set of no bark stags from Grashorn and a Tyler T Grip waiting at home for her also.
 
Looks great!

They did'nt even reblue the trigger and hammer like alot of "professional" reblue jobs do I see for sale.
 
I also think that the the reblue was a good choice. Unless a gun is very rare and valuable I see little need to leave it with a severly damaged finish.
 
Beautiful!!!! Get the factory letter, it should trade close to top dollar for many people, except the purist crowd.
 
This is one of those cases where I think you did right by bringing that 27 back to life - and, at that price, it didn't hurt too much. Thanks,

Jerry
 
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