WTS WA Smith & Wesson Model 59 SOLD

Stuart Phelps · Aug 18, 2014

Up for sale is my Smith & Wesson model 59 that is new, unfired and still in the original box with all the paperwork, warranty card, parts list, etc. This piece was produced in 1976 and belong to a law enforcement officer. It was ordered and shipped with the special dress presentation grips that were used for ceremonial purposes. That is why there are two sets of grips. The pistol was never used and was kept in a safe until he passed away. I bought it from the son of the owner. This pistol is prestine and is still in the wax paper along with two 14 round magazines. No rust, no blemishes and no defects. This is one fantastic piece that I hate to sell, but looking at another piece to invest in. This pistol needs a new home with someone who can appreciate it as well.

Smith& Wesson model 59 Mfg 1971-1980
Barrel length - 4 inches
Weight - 30 oz.
Length - 7.55 inches
9x19 (9mm)
DA/SA
14 round double column magazines (2 each)
Fixed iron sights

I live in Vancouver and this will be a F2F for Washington residents only with proper ID. Asking $500 Firm.

motoman98 · Aug 18, 2014

Wish it were nickel

joken · Aug 18, 2014

Very nice

Stuart Phelps · Aug 18, 2014

That would be nice. Nickel would add about $200 to the price according to the gun blue book value. There is a NIB blued 59 on gunbroker starting at $ 725 without the presentation grips plus shipping and the dreaded tax.

But I'm open to reasonable offers.

motoman98 · Aug 19, 2014

Naw, Bluebook of GunValues lists Nickel as a $50 add-on. Just way prettier.

Stuart Phelps · Aug 19, 2014

motoman98 said:
Naw, Bluebook of GunValues lists Nickel as a $50 add-on. Just way prettier.

I may have mis-interpreted the notes in my book. I know that this piece at 100% lists for $550. I lowered it to $625. I thought being that this is unfired, with the box and all paperwork and the special grips warranted another $75. I guess we'll see. Thanks for the information.