4" 24-3 made in 1982, ABZ 8087, one of 2,625 made. Great condition with only a couple of small marks. Opened, unused cleaning kit, owners manual and most of the paperwork, no box though. Better looking than the quick pics. Thanks for looking.
thoughts on 24-3 4" value.....
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Nice package!
My WAG is $1500+; the 3" version could possibly bring another $200+.
My WAG is $1500+; the 3" version could possibly bring another $200+.
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Man, you guys sure are quiet.....
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Fine cast bullet shooters, but probably shoot jacketed bullets well, too.
Doug M.
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$$ More than I could justify.
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These were very hard to locate for a good while after they came out. I finally found a 4" gun from Walter Craig, a distributor in Alabama (?) in October of 1983. It's been fired a lot with cast bullets and shoots quite accurately as long as I use .432" bullets (though .431" are almost as good). From what I can remember, these guns were somewhat under $300.00.
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$1400-1600 would be where I'd put it as they're slightly more desirable than the 6.5" guns (which seem to be at $1000-1200ish).
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i was going to say $1200 but that was before eggs were $8 a dozen and everything else went up 20%. I understand N frames are particularly sought after these days and that gun has rarity, caliber and barrel length going for it so $1500 sounds about right.
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Thanks for the replies Fella's. Here ya go...
S&W 24-3 4" 44 Spl F/S....
S&W 24-3 4" 44 Spl F/S....
