S&W no dash 586

[procurement92]

showing off my original S&W no dash 586

 

[Charlie Foxtrott]

Yep that is the deal!

It looks just like my 4" 586 no dash. Mine never even went back for the modification, how about yours?

 

[H Richard]

Pretty gun! I'm still shooting my 686 no dash from the same vintage.

 

[rbmac52]

The early 581/586 L frame series are the best of the bunch. Any other iteration is a very distant second place.

 

[Moo Moo]

Very nice. Here's my 586 No Dash. It has not been back for the M stamp modification.

 

[Neversink n Klapperthal]

I had one of the first ones back in the day,a 4 inch. The factory blued it but forgot to polish it. Lol. I sent it back,and it came back with a nice polish this time

 

[rogerwnuss]

Got the first one to hit town in '81....or I should say, a friend and fellow bandmember did. I traded him a Gibson ES 330 for it.......��

 

[bananaman]

I have owned this for a while. Traded into it with another Forum Member. 1983, 586 with no M stamp. I do have the original stocks for it. It doesn't get out much. Bob

 

[procurement92]

I have finally sent it in waiting for it to come back

 

[procurement92]

i love your grooved wood grip

 

[Goblin]

I don't think anyone will object to your showing off that revolver.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

I have a 4 in. nickel no dash 586. I bought it when they first came out. Probably hasn't been shot over 200 times. I never cared much for the feel of it with that useless full lug barrel. Haven't shot it in years. Much prefering my K & N .357's. No it's not for sale. It now just occupys a spot here.

 

[mnkdad]

586

Here's mine. ND 586 never been back for the modification. Works fine.

 

[S&W Fan]

Here's the no dash, 1983, I picked up this past weekend.

 

[edubbie]

Got the first one to hit town in '81....or I should say, a friend and fellow bandmember did. I traded him a Gibson ES 330 for it.......��

@rogerwnuss, That may have been a bad deal. I bet that 330 could be worth as much as $6000 today.

 

[lppd4]

I also have a no dash 4" maybe the smoothest action of any revolver I own.

 

[dmar]

Wow, that's a beauty!!

 

[procurement92]

add some boiled linseed oil and it shine right up.

 

[procurement92]

you ever want to sell that 4" you let me know.

 

[rogerwnuss]

@rogerwnuss, That may have been a bad deal. I bet that 330 could be worth as much as $6000 today.

Believe me, I know......things didn't start to go crazy til the mid nineties when every Japanese industrialist decided to collect vintage American guitars. A 1978 Les Paul Deluxe that was 600 bucks in '93 was about 1300 by '97.....