[DeltaElite]

What would the approximate value of a 95%+ Smith 27 4" blued made around 1980 be?

TIA,
Delta

[HSMITH]

It would go $450-525 here for ask price and sell at $450-480. Handguns are expensive period around here.

[ejohne]

Using the approximate price of $400 for N frames and $300 for K frames usually works around here.

[Hutch]

IIRC, the 4" M27-2 is a fairly rare version. Ain't making any more of 'em, neither. If you want it, and you've gotten down as far as they'll go, and you have the price in your pocket, then "Just do it."

[BigG]

Delta, I admire your taste in firearms. First Delta Elites and now Smith magnums. Yep, life is good! :D

[El Tejon]

Paid $500 for NIB in `99.

[DeltaElite]

Hmmmmmmm, I will have to take a look at it.
My buddy has it at home and wants to sell it to me.

Thanks BigG, I love revolvers and 10mm's. :D

[Johnny Guest]

- - - Another hundred bucks and my Pre-Model 27 comes out of layaway. Five screw 3.5" blue made about 1954, around 90 to 95%. Out the door for a bit less than $400.

Hope you can make a deal on the one you have spotted.

Best,
Johnny

[Poohgyrr]

Stop it !!!!!

You're waking me up and I need to go to sleep!!! All this talk about 3.5" & 4" N frame .357's is making me drool again..

Think I'll pull up my saved pics and change the wallpaper on this 'puter again ;)........

[riverdog]

Paid $450 plus tax a few years ago for a 27-2 in nickel, LNIB (presentation case).

[Jason Demond]

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