boingboing
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My last one was stolen but I managed to FINALLY find another one!!! So excited, should have it in a week or so.
SCORE!!!!!!!!!
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That's a beauty. Late production to by the look of it. NIB?
vigil617
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That milled integral rail is SO much better than the ones that were attached with fasteners. That's a beauty; congratulations on your score!
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boingboing
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BNIB, decock only, 3 mags and night sights
cpeblue
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I see that it has the CHP cut in the front strap . That ,or in a .40 then I am through. I have yet to see one of those in the wild. Truly a great find and I am happy for you.
WTN1271
Member
Congrats, I watched it too but could not bid. Glad it went to someone on the forum. A real nice pistol indeed. Enjoy.
bearfoot
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congrats! a beauitful pistol.
carbuncle
Member
That integral rail is hot, I have never seen one of those before!
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Scotter260
Member
Disturbing - sorry to read of the loss.
You may have to keep this one hidden away.
You may have to keep this one hidden away.
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boingboing
Member
I'm gonna have it surgically attached to my hand.
cobra357
Member
Me too!! Wow is that nice!
Kadonny
Member
That is one beautiful gun. Congrats!
I'm so curious about that pistol. I can't find it in the bible, but of course that doesn't mean anything. I have never seen one with the integral rail. My 5906TSW has the tacky tacked on black rail, which bothers me even more now that I've seen this one. Would you know the product code on that beauty?
Scotter260
Member
I originally sold boingboing his first one and at the time I was all jones-ed up for a Melonite,
integrally-railed 5946 which I found at about the same time.
When I called Smith and Wesson about production numbers they indicated that while they
couldn't give out exact #s there were less than 100 integrally-railed 5906TSWs at least by the product code given.
In case you were curious - production #s on the Melonite, integrally-railed 5946 was in the single digits.
Glad boingboing found another one.
integrally-railed 5946 which I found at about the same time.
When I called Smith and Wesson about production numbers they indicated that while they
couldn't give out exact #s there were less than 100 integrally-railed 5906TSWs at least by the product code given.
In case you were curious - production #s on the Melonite, integrally-railed 5946 was in the single digits.
Glad boingboing found another one.
vigil617
US Veteran
Hey boingboing, I'm even more impressed with your acquisition now that I find out how rare it is. Now I see why you didn't name the thread "Score!", you named it SCORE!!!!!!!
rasmith3442
Member
Nice Score
Is that the one that was just on GB? I was watching it, but decided not to bid. Glad it went to another of Uncle Sam's finest.
S/F,
RAS
Is that the one that was just on GB? I was watching it, but decided not to bid. Glad it went to another of Uncle Sam's finest.
S/F,
RAS
There were 1 at my LGS about a year ago. I believe I helped someone from Oregon buy it.. I just let folks know where it was. They were asking $695 for it. I just didn't need it. Very nice gun though. You will be pleased with the integral rail.
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boingboing
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Yeah guys, I am beyond stoked even for what I paid for it. I'll definately shoot this one like I did the other one. Now all I need is the CHP 4006 and the WV 4566 and I'll be set!
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