S&W Model 27-2 worth?

lefty lar

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Have a model S&W Model 27-2 made in the 70"s. NIB. Wood case & cleaning rod. What is it worth? Thanks in advance for any help! Lefty Lar.
 
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I would say $1,000 for a very nice, clean 6" gun. Then add three bills for shorter lengths as lowrider mentions and subtract a bill or two for anything longer.
 
My local gun store has a 4" M27-2 in very nice condition on sale for $1089. If I had the cash, I'd jump on it.

How much did the pistol sell for in the 70's? $350?

S&W should stop the stupid trigger lock and start turning these out--they'd sell 'em by the case-load, 365 days a year.
 
My local gun store has a 4" M27-2 in very nice condition on sale for $1089. If I had the cash, I'd jump on it.

How much did the pistol sell for in the 70's? $350?

S&W should stop the stupid trigger lock and start turning these out--they'd sell 'em by the case-load, 365 days a year.

Yes. Sell 'em by the case load..... But they MUST adhere to the original design. No lock whatsoever.
 
Pay as little as possible but, as much as necessary. Mod. 27's, as you describe this one, do not "grow on trees". This model is, as you know, desirable, collectable and will only increase in value.
 
My local gun store has a 4" M27-2 in very nice condition on sale for $1089. If I had the cash, I'd jump on it.

How much did the pistol sell for in the 70's? $350?


You missed by a dollar ninety-two.

I bought my Model 27-2 6 inch, in presentation box, new on July 28th 1979. It cost me $348.08 with tax. I still have both the pistol and the original cash register receipt.
 

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It"s Blue and 5 inch barrel. For sure 99 or 100% condition. Haven't turned the cylinder, no ring. Again, Thanks for the feedback. Lefty Lar
 
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