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- Ad Type
- For Sale
- For Trade
- Price
- $620
- Manufacturer
- Smith & Wesson
- Caliber
- 357 Magnum
- City
- Puyallup
- State
- Washington
- Zip Code
- 98371
S&W 640-1 pre lock.
$620 shipped to lower 48. For other states I'd have to research shipping costs.
I have owned this gun for a few years. I thought it would be difficult to shoot accurately but it has proven easier than expected. Even with full house 357 rounds it is stable and user friendly.
When I bought it I had an FFL gunsmith clean and lubricate it and install the Wilson Combat spring kit. The trigger is quite smooth now. The gun has some light marks from being carried in a chest pouch in bear country. I decided against trying to polish it up.
I can use shipmygun to send it to any FFL who is in their database.
I can accept certain electronic payments, without descriptive comments. I am willing to use a reputable escrow service, if anyone has a preference. Cashier's checks and similar are acceptable if the buyer is willing to wait for them to clear. The Postal Service rarely has enough money to cash out one of their own money orders, so I disfavor them. USAA also stopped accepting them for deposit on the USAA software.
I have the original rubber grip in one of my holster drawers. If the buyer wants it I'll throw it in. I have a lightly used Mitch Rosen OWB leather holster I'll add for $50.
I might be interested in certain trades (+/- cash); Beretta 92FS compacts (prefer the classic arched back straps and no rail, no import marks); or the older Inox Beretta 92's with anodized frames rather than gray cerakoted frames.
$620 shipped to lower 48. For other states I'd have to research shipping costs.
I have owned this gun for a few years. I thought it would be difficult to shoot accurately but it has proven easier than expected. Even with full house 357 rounds it is stable and user friendly.
When I bought it I had an FFL gunsmith clean and lubricate it and install the Wilson Combat spring kit. The trigger is quite smooth now. The gun has some light marks from being carried in a chest pouch in bear country. I decided against trying to polish it up.
I can use shipmygun to send it to any FFL who is in their database.
I can accept certain electronic payments, without descriptive comments. I am willing to use a reputable escrow service, if anyone has a preference. Cashier's checks and similar are acceptable if the buyer is willing to wait for them to clear. The Postal Service rarely has enough money to cash out one of their own money orders, so I disfavor them. USAA also stopped accepting them for deposit on the USAA software.
I have the original rubber grip in one of my holster drawers. If the buyer wants it I'll throw it in. I have a lightly used Mitch Rosen OWB leather holster I'll add for $50.
I might be interested in certain trades (+/- cash); Beretta 92FS compacts (prefer the classic arched back straps and no rail, no import marks); or the older Inox Beretta 92's with anodized frames rather than gray cerakoted frames.
