Mehutch
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It's not a 'no dash' but I love my 7 shooter 586...
S&W no dash 586
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rwadley1
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Very nice. Here's my 586 No Dash. It has not been back for the M stamp modification.
Beautiful gun, do you have any more photographs of those stunning grips?
Thanks!
CLASSIC12
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The 586 is such a beautiful revolver
6" -1
4" no dash
6" -1
4" no dash
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Have several of these in various finishes and barrel lengths. Just an excellent, well built revolver!
beach elvis
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If you have another ES-330, I have a 586-3 I'll go even up on with ya. Heck, I might even kick in another hundo.
I applaud your good taste, both in guns and guitars.
rogerwnuss
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Lol...... you'd do that for me?If you have another ES-330, I have a 586-3 I'll go even up on with ya. Heck, I might even kick in another hundo.
I applaud your good taste, both in guns and guitars.
Dude, I could pay for my house with the old Gibsons and Fenders I pissed away, starting in highschool.....
And the old Colt and Smiths too, probably.....never one to look ahead, when I tired of something and came across something else that blew my skirt up, there ya go.....
Very nice. Here's my 586 No Dash. It has not been back for the M stamp modification.
If that is a rock you put that gun on to take pictures. you are a braver man than I am
If that is a rock you put that gun on to take pictures. you are a braver man than I am
There's blu-tac underneath to protect it.
rogerwnuss
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Damn.... you Tease...
Tom_R
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Ole Joe Clark
Absent Comrade
I've had my 4" 686 no dash since February 12, 1986, has the "M" stamp, and with the box and papers. It will be the last one to go. I did some tinkering with the action, it's smooth as silk.
Have a blessed day,
Leon
Have a blessed day,
Leon
Grayfox
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I have a 6" 586 no dash. It was the first one to hit town back in the early 80s. Darn thing wouldn't hit squat! Shot low and left regardless of ammo or sight settings. Sent it back to the factory twice. The second time I included a letter saying it was nothing more than an expensive paperweight. 
They replaced the barrel and went completely through the gun. This time they got it right.
I can't even guess how many rounds have been through this gun since then. Its the best .357 I own.
BTW: this was before the recall, so no "M" stamp either.
They replaced the barrel and went completely through the gun. This time they got it right.
I can't even guess how many rounds have been through this gun since then. Its the best .357 I own.
BTW: this was before the recall, so no "M" stamp either.
beach elvis
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A mint 6" nickel no-dash 586 that I USED to have is on my kick-my-own-behind list for ever letting it go. [sigh]
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procurement92
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Hi all,
I love everyone pics and comments but wanted to pass a quick update.
I had finally sent my 586 in for the trigger upgrade since, well I ran out of primers to make 357 reloads. So I sent it in they gave it a wipe down tighten some screws and sent it back after I paid $90 for gunsmith and shipping. I am in Canada so it went to wolverine supplies and I told them I wanted the trigger upgrade but no luck????
Just passing it on for any one who may be thinking the same.
I love everyone pics and comments but wanted to pass a quick update.
I had finally sent my 586 in for the trigger upgrade since, well I ran out of primers to make 357 reloads. So I sent it in they gave it a wipe down tighten some screws and sent it back after I paid $90 for gunsmith and shipping. I am in Canada so it went to wolverine supplies and I told them I wanted the trigger upgrade but no luck????
Just passing it on for any one who may be thinking the same.
CLASSIC12
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bananaman
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I have never seen a nickel 586 in person! Nice! Bob
bananaman
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Herrett RK. A good size for my hands. Bob
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