SOLD Smith & Wesson 629 and 686+

[123vin]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$850

Manufacturer

Smith & Wesson

Caliber

44 Magnum

City

Tigard

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97223

1. I have read and accept the classified system rules and terms of service.

I am putting up these beautiful revovlvers for sale only.

Smith & Wesson's 629 Classic .44 Mag/.44 Special revolver is the first choice for handgun hunters and competitive shooters. Features include a 6.5" barrel, stainless finish, rubber grips, a red ramp front sight with an adjustable rear, and a 6 round capacity.

I have new custom holster and cylinder pouch available too.

Model 629 Classic: Priced to sell at $800/OBO
width 1.7 in
length 12 in
height 6.1 in
weight 49.3 oz
CALIBER 44 MAGNUM/44 Special
SIZE LARGE Frame
CAPACITY 6
ACTION SINGLE/DOUBLE ACTION
BARREL LENGTH 6.5
GRIP Hogue SYNTHETIC
SIGHTS RED RAMP
BARREL MATERIAL STAINLESS STEEL
FRAME STAINLESS STEEL
MODEL MODEL 629 Classic

Model 686 Plus Performance Center: Priced to sell at $800/OBO

Smith & Wesson 11760 686 Plus Performance Center Single/Double 357 Magnum 5" 7 rd Black Synthetic Grip Stainless Steel

Smith & Wesson's Performance Center is the ultimate expression of old-world craftsmanship blended with modern technology. The 686 model comes with Performance Center\'s unfluted cylinder, chrome teardrop hammer, cylinder cut for Moonclips, and PC tuned action. his Plus model has a 5" barrel with a vented ribbed and interchangeable front sight with an adjustable rear.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Action :Single/Double
• Caliber :357 Magnum/38 Special
• Barrel Length :5"
• Capacity :7
• Hammer Style :Exposed
• Grips :Black Synthetic
• Sights :Interchangeable Front, Adjustable Rear
• Weight :38.4 oz
• Frame Description :Stainless Steel
• Frame Size : Cylinder
• Finish :Stainless Steel
• Barrel Finish :Stainless Steel
• OAL :10.6"

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[jt-27]

I hope someone grabs that 629 - I sure love mine! GLWS

 

[titsonritz]

I'd recommend including the engineering change aka dash number.

 

[123vin]

I'd recommend including the engineering change aka dash number.

I am not sure what you mean by your recommendation or why you are recommending it?

 

[jt-27]

Open up the cylinder and look at the full model number below the serial # on the inside of the frame, mine is 629-6 for example.

 

[titsonritz]

I am not sure what you mean by your recommendation or why you are recommending it?

See above

 

[123vin]

See above

Is there an advantage in a paticular serial number?

 

[titsonritz]

Is there an advantage in a paticular serial number?

It lets people know what you actually have and yes it does.

 

[AirforceAL]

Cool revolvers

 

[123vin]

Cool revolvers

Thank you I bet one of them would look especially cool in your hand.

 

[Wildwildwest]

I am not sure what you mean by your recommendation or why you are recommending it?

The dash number follows the model number. For example 686-6 or 686-3, 686-4, etc. It's a classifier number that identifies the "iteration" in a model's history. When there are significant design changes, S&W bumps the iteration number. It's helpful for identifying parts, and if you wish to approximate when the firearm was manufactured, etc.

 

[123vin]

The dash number follows the model number. For example 686-6 or 686-3, 686-4, etc. It's a classifier number that identifies the "iteration" in a model's history. When there are significant design changes, S&W bumps the iteration number. It's helpful for identifying parts, and if you wish to approximate when the firearm was manufactured, etc.

They are both -6's. I hope that helps.

 

[SDR]

They are both -6's. I hope that helps.

It helps for identification , but unfortunantly not to sell it...

 

[123vin]

It helps for identification , but unfortunantly not to sell it...

Yes, haha. It seems that selling firearms has been considerably slower lately. Even with low pricing things have been sitting around.

 

[SDR]

Yes, haha. It seems that selling firearms has been considerably slower lately. Even with low pricing things have been sitting around.

Unfortunantly a sighn of the times,
times are certainly tough for many...

I quite trying to sell firearms, decided to keep them for when I might end up bartering for necessities...

 

[123vin]

Unfortunantly a sighn of the times,
times are certainly tough for many...

I quite trying to sell firearms, decided to keep them for when I might end up bartering for necessities...

I get that. Right now I'm feeling a necessity to get a browning and 7 mm PRC. That's what I'm basically wanting to use. Proceeds from these revolvers for.