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$235 off of Gunbroker.

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A model 66 and a Model 19...plus a Tore-ass for comparison grin


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$250 out the door at Bud's.

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$175 from some old dude that was packin' it around a gunshow a few years ago.

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Here are some I'm fond of:

Model 57 no dash, 8 3/8", Kurac stocks
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Model 57 no dash, 4", with cut down factory stocks
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Model 27-2, 5", with cut down factory stocks
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$350,.Bud's,..where else?

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I'm a man of simple pleasures. K frame .38's and I frame 32's are very nice simple pleasures.

I'm afraid that my days of buying them for pocket change has come to an end, however.

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Those are some nice old Smith's Bristoe.

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The little I frame .32's from the 20's are my favorites. Very tiny little revolvers,..they feel toylike in your hand.

A J frame feels bulky compared to them.

I've got a couple of them that are very crisp. Obviously, they're not powerhouses, but you can get 950 fps out of a 100 grain double end wadcutter, which would seem to put them in at *least* the same category as .380 hardball.

,...fun little revolvers.

It's a shame that people have started asking so much money for them.

The most I've paid for an old .32 revolver is $300,..and that was for a very decent old Police Positive made in 1020.

The two I frame Smith .32's cost me $175 and $225.

Hard to find them in decent condition for that today.

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A six inch 19 and a six inch 17 that like strays showed up on my door step this summer.

Sometimes ya gotta keep the strays... cool

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Pair of 657 Mountain Guns...

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657-2 Hunter...serial #5

657-3

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4-5-6" first year of production 57s....with Cokes...

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5" 27 converted to .41 Magnum...

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629 Mountain Gun

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625 .45 ACP Mountain Gun..

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60-1 Adjustable sight...one of a consecutive pair...

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Pair of Airweight 12s...

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Pre-27 6" shipped on my birthday in 1952...

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My gals 36 car gun and my 29

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A couple of P&R'd 629's.

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A 5" P&R'd nickel "Classic".

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Model 57

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
The little I frame .32's from the 20's are my favorites. Very tiny little revolvers,..they feel toylike in your hand.

A J frame feels bulky compared to them.

I've got a couple of them that are very crisp. Obviously, they're not powerhouses, but you can get 950 fps out of a 100 grain double end wadcutter, which would seem to put them in at *least* the same category as .380 hardball.

,...fun little revolvers.

It's a shame that people have started asking so much money for them.

The most I've paid for an old .32 revolver is $300,..and that was for a very decent old Police Positive made in 1020.

The two I frame Smith .32's cost me $175 and $225.

Hard to find them in decent condition for that today.
I owned a near-mint Police Positive briefly. It was just a cute little gun that I totally impulse-bought. Some other guy needed it worse than me.

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This will sound strange, but I like the camo Pachmayers on the 686. I remember when they first came out. It was before I'd ever owned a 629. I thought they would just be the bee's knees on that particular gun for a "survival pistol". Throwback Thursday, I reckon.

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Pre model 25 with non relieved target stocks:
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Nickel Pre 32:
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Pre 36:
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Non-Registered magnum from 1940 in very minty shape. Stocks by Keith Brown. Factory-ordered humped-back hammer and King sights.
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