ok lets see your "pre 27" 3.5 guns

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Ok Donnie,

Both of these are '54s...

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Broadcastin' from North Texas on Christmas Day.

Su Amigo,
Dave
 
Dave, That rig is purtier than a matched set of stockin' legged geldings hitched to a new buggy.

My oh my that's nice.
 
Dave,Did ya' shoot that one on the right yet?Mike


Oh yeah, I sure have there Mike. :D
Been packin' it whilest doing my detective chores. ;)



Dave, That rig is purtier than a matched set of stockin' legged geldings hitched to a new buggy.

My oh my that's nice.

Now Iggy,
We'd be talkin a right smart of a bank roll fer a matched pair of buggy horses and new surrey with a fringed top. ;):D



Wonder where's ol Donnie got off too?


Su Amigo,
Dave
 
OK......

Here's my pre-27, 3-1/2, early 1950 wearin' pre-war stocks
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You can count these as pre-27's if you want.
KCPD Non-reg magnum, 1940
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Reg. Magnum 4752, Evansville IN. PD, 1939
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Hi guys, whats the current price range for one of the guns shows in ~97-98 condition nickel or blue?
 
Here's my 1952. It'll be 60 on Jan. 8. It's really dark high polish blue, but it almost looks like nickel in this light.
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guys question for you, the ft site on mine is alittle hard to see dont wanna maching on it can you use white out? or bright orange paint to see it better?
 
TheCount--whatever you can talk 'em down to

Donnie--it's your's do what you want, but know you'll play a devil of a time getting the paint off. And if you decide to sell in the future, it may impact your ability to get what you want out of it.
 
I have used Testor's fluorescent red model paint on some of my guns for years. It helps.

Not hard to remove if you change your mind.

I've read on the net that a white undercoat before the red coat improves visibility.
 
Here's a Pre-27 if you would call it that, being a First year Registered Magnum that had it's 66th Birhday This Month being December 13. I spoke with the owner's grandson who is now in his late 70's Charles Bowen III and learned a lot of history on this .357 Magnum. It shipped to The Bowen Brother's Hardware company of Augusta, Georgia Attention owner Charles Bowen with one box of Complimentary .357 Magnum ammo sighted in dead hold at 25 Yards. It was ordered with the shortest barrel offered being the 3-1/2" Patridge front sight blade, Bright blue with Magna stocks. MR Bowen & His store had a long running relationship with S&W as they gave him a special reduced price of $39.00 shipped for this gun & he bought it to accompany him in his automobile for rides in the country. Also shown is the Man that Ordered it being MR. Charles Bowen with his son Dudley at the loading dock of their store Sporting goods store where it shipped into.




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This Pre-27 shipped in July 1955 and is shown in Factory Nickel with the Three T's Option





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