SCSCHNUR
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I HAVE A FELLOW THAT WANT TO SELL THIS REVOLVER AND I AM NOT SURE WHAT IT IS WORTH. ANYONE HAVE A IDEA. CONDITION VERY GOOD.
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RSR exclusive S&W 629 3" .44 Mag, Trail Boss, unfluted cylinder
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rollin_hot
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$700-$800 depending on condition, what it comes with and whether it is a pre or post lock revo.
$700-$800 depending on condition, what it comes with and whether it is a pre or post lock revo.
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rollin_hot
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I didnt catch the RSR in the title initially. Your Trail Boss is probably a -6 with product code163409 and was manufactured in2002 or 2003 and has the lock. Its a limited PC gun but not sure how many were made. I would change my initial price to about $900 because it is limited but not more since it has the lock.
I didnt catch the RSR in the title initially. Your Trail Boss is probably a -6 with product code163409 and was manufactured in2002 or 2003 and has the lock. Its a limited PC gun but not sure how many were made. I would change my initial price to about $900 because it is limited but not more since it has the lock.
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I saw one of these last year at a pawn shop here in mint condition, but no box or papers. They were asking $700 and it didn't stick around very long.
I just purchased a a 629-6 3 inch I have found out through research its a RSR Exclusive SKU163409 But I'm pullin my hair trying to figure out why it doesn't have the Lanyard screw just a regular grip screw Its brand new and RSR said only 500 were made but all the images I have seen has the lanyard loop screw in the bottom of the grip can anyone help me??? Thanks for any info
Tellicomoto
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There were Three initial versions, one didn't have the lanyard screw. Plus, some people didn't like, need, or want the lanyard screw. They could easily replaced them with a standard grip screw.
The inspiration for the series came from an art print of a grizzly that was being sold at the Shot Show. The print was titled "Trail Boss". The 629 Trail Boss was idea formed on the long air flight back to the East coast after the show. What would you want on your side if you were out hiking and a huge grizzly was attacking? This was a long time before the X-frame came out.
The Trail Bosses were NOT Performance Center products. They were RSR exclusives.
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