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Found a diamond in the ruff, shes home! - smith-wessonforum. com Went to the LGS to do some research on a 624 and 696 they had in the case Unfortunately, I got distracted when I noticed what appeared to be a blued 5" model 27 setting next to them with a price tag of $279 :eek: It has some finish wear, like it road around in a glove box, but the checkering
Are GB Sellers Dealers getting desperate or just have no knowledge . . . It doesn't take long to figure out who are the go to sellers They have amazing pictures, excellent description, and excellent reputation However, they also have the highest bidding wars On the other hand there are other dealers that have a diamond in the ruff I have probably 90 purchases on GB no complaints Lucky I guess
Minty model 60 | Smith Wesson Forum The stocks are the first style with no diamond around the escutcheons, which we first see in 1968 It's the same checking pattern as the diamond stocks; by 1969 the checking pattern had shrunk in height and width The Carpenter Steel Company logo is the variant of the original logo, which did not have the text at the bottom
Graveyard Project 38 44 | Smith Wesson Forum Back in mid-2009 I found a 38 44HD at an AL gunshow at a Police Supply vender table It was ruff to say the least, but the price was right (little did I know) It seemed OK at the table although it had little finish, but cycled across all 6 chambers "I didn't look too close" for $300 The
CZ50? | Smith Wesson Forum I was thinking of a backup pistol in a leg ankle holster The CZ 50 appeared to be the size?
K22 | Smith Wesson Forum Whether those are the original stocks or not, they are age appropriate for the gun -- "square shoulder" diamond magnas If there are no problems with the action and the bore chambers are clean and unpitted, I'd increase my value estimate to $525-550 Somebody might go higher, and a lot of people wouldn't
A wonderful reunion with my first gun - got it when I was 11 its . . . So when guys at the range look down their noses at the Pain Jane Marlin's and Glenfield's, they should beware they just might be a diamond in the ruff! BTW, one of my friends has a very inexpensive single shot Harrington Richardson (his first childhood 22 rifle) and it is also a fantastic shooter!
J Frame Grips | Smith Wesson Forum S W J-Frame High Horn Grip - Tactical Diamond - VZ Grips Click to expand I believe these are what came from the factory on my 432UC I do like the black and grey color option better than the black cherry from the factory however Not sure it’s worth $80 just for a change of color if they are otherwise the same grip
Anyone still sorry they didnt buy silver? | Page 9 | Smith Wesson Forum I have quite a bit of silver, and tried to sell some when it got above $100, but no nearby shops were buying physical silver One of the drawbacks of physical vs paper holdings I can't really blame the shops for not doing so, honestly They saw it as a temporary spike and didn't want to take