These revolvers are quite rare, so I expect the prices will begin to go up on them in the upcoming years.
Only 400 of the Performance Center revolvers were made. Then, a single run of 700 standard line S&W Model 646 revolvers were made. They looked like 686s.
So . . . there are only 1,100 on the planet! All are "L" frame revolvers, and they are very, very accurate.
Here's my Performance Center version, with original grips:
For what it's worth, lots of people who used the first version in competitions had problems with them. I haven't heard of anyone with any problems with the second version, for whatever reason.
I would expect to pay $500-550.00 for a NIB one. Less than that would be great. Mine is the only .40 I've ever liked.
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