The Best Blind Purchase i ever made.

[k-38]

Hi Smith and Wesson Revolver lovers.

I like a lot the oldest smith and wesson K Frame Revolvers like S&W 14 and K22 for target shooting.

The past month i watch a FB live from the Gunshop i was worker. I see in the live a nicest 6" revolver with underlug. I call thinking the revolver was a Smith and wesson 14-5 but my coworker say the revolver is a .32 cal... Ok. I talk with the guy and he Hold the revolver for me and put In Lay Away the same day. I never had a .32 sw long revolver and think is a nice opportunity to add one to my range box and to complement my 2 14-4 (one a shooter, the other never fired and safe queen).

For my surprise, the revolver isn't a .32 sw long, is a .32 Mágnum. Today was the first time i see the revolver on the Gunshop and very fast i search about this Revolver.... What the Hell, the 16-4 revolver was made for only 2 years (1990-1992) and was made 8,800 combined in 4", 6" and 8 3/8 ".
Im very wondered for this purchase, i pull a True Jack Pot, was the Best $300.00 i ever spent

 

[Ivan the Butcher]

You are both lucky and very blessed!

Ivan

 

[Laketime]

What was wrong with that guy who let it go for $300.Congrtulations on a great find.

 

[ADP3]

Congratulations!
Excellent revolver at a great price.

Best Regards,
ADP3

 

[ImprovedModel56Fan]

Great story already, then at the end you tell us you paid $300.

 

[weatherby]

Well if it had wooden combats I could see being excited.

 

[karateHottie93]

Wow that's beyond lucky. I buy almost exclusively from online auctions anymore... unless I see something on the shelf or online that I absolutely have to have. Local auctions have some absolutely insane deals occasionally though.

 

[k-38]

Thanks Guys. Is incredible how the revólvers are undervalued here in Puerto Rico. People think they are for older guys but they dont know a revolver is like a swiss watch. Three years ago i purchase a 14-4 from a friend who the dad passed away. I verify the revolver and the hammer and trigger with a black color, target gripe, the blueing in nice condition with little rust marks fue the time and the most incredible, never fired. I purchase this 14-4 for $300.00, is my safe queen.

 

[k-38]

Well if it had wooden combats I could see being excited.

I will need them in the long run, hope find one in a nicest price.

 

[CH4]

I will need them in the long run, hope find one in a nicest price.

Good news:
Between the classifieds here and eBay, you can have a nice set in a few days.

Bad news:
They'll cost as much or more than the gun.

Nice find. You're very lucky!

 

[Green Frog]

Wonderful find at a once-in-a-lifetime price. Congratulations.

Even if you have to pay the most exorbitant current price the original smooth combats grips are going for, you'll still be at about half of what that gun is going for here. Shop around, it seems like revolver related prices are much lower than they are here. I sold a like new and a second, well used set of them at a gun show two years ago. The dealer to dealer price then was $225 for the package deal. Prices had only started to take off then.
Froggie

 

[Rammer Jammer]

I'm not even interested in that caliber. But for that price I would be picking it and some new dies up. Congrats on the new purchase

 

[steelslaver]

I will take every K frame Smith in a 32 caliber I can find for $300, even without any grips.