I found one for sale at what appears to be real world pricing. Just checking here.
What is the hive's opinion on value of a 3.5" Model 27-2 in nickel finish? From the pics I've seen it looks pristine. Don't know if original box is included or not and have not examined for refinishing, or other monkey business. It's a private sale listing.
The 3.5“ and 5” guns seem to bring a premium. So does a nickle finish. If you think it’s righteous and you can live with the price, then snap it up.
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If the price is right, they are the closest thing out there to a true craftsman built revolver. My favorites
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It's the next thing on my buy list.
$800 minimum it seems. Way more if the collectible bits like grips and box are all matching
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Well it just sold at his list price. 16 Benjamins.
The listing didn't say and I didn't hear back from my inquiry as to box, factory goodies or history because it probably sold before he saw it. I suspect he had the stuff for it. He deals in nice stuff. Pythons mostly. Some NIB and snubbies in the past. He knew what he had for sure.
A nickel 27-2, with original grips will easily go for $1200 all day long. $1600 doesn't surprise me.
Last edited by Trooper224; 11-29-2019 at 04:44 PM.
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