three S&W N frames beat my wallet up today

[eastbank]

four inch blue P&R model 28 S # in like new condition, six inch blue P&R model 28 N # in like new condition, model 27 N # eight and three eighth nickle P&R in the box with all papers and accery in new condition. better pictures later in day light.

 

[mdThanatos]

Nice score. I like the older S&W's. One of the smoothest revolvers I have ever shot was a Model 27 P&R.

 

[sparkyv]

Wow, three in one shot! Very nice.

 

[Bandit67]

Good things come in threes.

 

[Gordon]

Wow ! the whole enchalada in one shot. Sounds like an accepted estate sale bid, congratulations !

 

[earlthegoat2]

Dang. Way to go.

 

[5-SHOTS]

four inch blue P&R model 28 S # in like new condition, six inch blue P&R model 28 N # in like new condition, model 27 N # eight and three eighth nickle P&R in the box with all papers and accery in new condition. better pictures later in day light.

OMG!

 

[bannockburn]

eastbank

Nice trifecta of N frame .357s!

Somehow I think your wallet is feeling a bit lighter but in a very good way!

 

[NIGHTLORD40K]

Love them all, but the 27 is WOW!

 

[gotboostvr]

None of em' even appear to have a turn line on the cylinder!

Great scores!

 

[Eddietruett]

Great Score. Tried to Trade for a 6" Model 27 today that could be the twin sister to yours. The owner was just too proud. I would have offered a little more if it had been 8 3/8". There is just something about the longer barrels.

 

[Jonesy814]

Good job on trading some funny green paper for that fine American steel & American craftsmanship.

 

[Master Blaster]

Nice revolvers good score. Will these be shot or kept in pristine condition?

 

[Dave T]

Three of anything (gun wise) would beat up my bank account. If the OP is happy with his purchase (and empty wallet - lol) more power to him.

Dave

 

[eastbank]

it,s only ink and paper, the 6" 28 will be shot. the 4" 28 and the 8-3/8" 27 will get set back.

 

[mushu]

I've got a model 27 8 3/8'' and i shoot it, and it shoots real good better than i can shoot it. i understand collecting for increasing your money (safe queens) but life is way too short not to enjoy shooting it.

 

[eastbank]

i have way to many to shoot them all and the in new condition ones will just have to wait. two 1970,s 29,s that I shoot. two of the most shot revolvers I own are a md 34 in .22 and a md 624 in .44 spl.

 

[Eddietruett]

I've got a model 27 8 3/8'' and i shoot it, and it shoots real good better than i can shoot it. i understand collecting for increasing your money (safe queens) but life is way too short not to enjoy shooting it.

I agree. I shoot all of mine except a few NIB models I have put away for my sons. I figure any depreciation in value I cause by shooting them is much worth the fun I have with the gun. These days If I buy what would be classified as a true safe queen, it is to flip or trade for something else. If it sits long and my house, it will get the snot shot out of it. Once a gun is fired, you really don't decrease the value as long as you take care of it, clean it regularly and don't beat it up.

 

[Tallball]

Sweet finds! Congratulations.

 

[Zaydok Allen]

Woowee what pickup those are. Nice!