New 19 Snub
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DevilDog72
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Nice piece pardner. I have two K frame snubs.... 66-3 and 19-4. The 19 is my go to EDC......
DocB
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Mine is a 19-5 from 1982. Your gun is a bit later, but I don't have the book at hand. . .probably late 1980's. If the gun is in 98% condition or better, they tend to bring close to $800 these days; and, that's without the box or papers. The one I got had the factory grips, but I put a pair of Altamonts on it. When I can't afford another pair of the original combat stocks, I go with Altamonts.
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Frizzman
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I got a pristine 19-5 snub last December. There was no box or papers but it has original round butt magna stocks. I paid $500 for mine. M19 snubs are quite uncommon around here and asking prices on those is usually well above $500 for well used examples. Since these are pretty stylish revolvers and not likely to be ever made again, it seems logical to assume prices on these will continue to rise.
DocB
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You both did good at $500. I wish I could find a shooter/carry gun for that price. I paid $800 for mine, but it's kind of a safe queen.
I just got it. Good condition 19-6. Serial number KN6xxx. Looking for the year it was made and value. Thanks!
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Are you sure about that serial number? Should be 3 letters & 4 numbers. Can you provide all but the last two numbers?
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I had the 66 version and loved it. Very accurate and carried well. My son has it now. Good deal for you. Good luck.
bananaman
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Nice 19! All it needs is a set of wood stocks to make it really stand out! (only my opinion) Enjoy it! Bob
GunarSailors
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Its from around August 1991 according to the SCSW.
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I have a set of 19 k frame grips.I don't know what there worth. Round but k frame
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DD357
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$500 is very good. Congrats.
earthquake
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I picked up a nice 19-6 about 15 years ago before the prices started going up, I paid $250 for it at a pawn shop. the serial # on mine is #BEC4XXX, any body have a date of manufacture? I have seen a few pictures of 19-6 snubbies and mine is the only one I have seen with a red insert on the front sight, is that unusual?
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GunarSailors
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Its from around August of 1989 according to the SCSW... and no the insert really isnt that unusual, but I may be wrong.
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My grail gun but in Nickle with rosewood combat grips.....if i could only find one!!! was the first gun i ever bought way back in a galaxy far, far, away! one of these days!!
Nice fellows. Mine has the red insert. It's not unusual but it sure is handy for old eyes . Mine now wears Ahrends retro banana grips as seen in the second picture. If any of you are looking for stocks the Ahrends work fantastic for me. Awesome fit. Great guns.
Buzzsaw
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stickem in a drawer, don't get rid of them......yet
Buzzsaw
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i'd love to buy one for $500
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19-7 (1994): Change to Uncle Mike's Combat synthetic grips; drill and tap frame; change extractor;
change rear sight leaf.
(1995–96): Delete square butt features.
(1996): Discontinue 6" barrel production; begin shipments in blue foam-filled plastic cases.
(1997): Change to MIM thumbpiece; ship with Master trigger locks; change to MIM trigger.
