Mine's from the same era. Fabulous shooter, probably
by brionic 
, Thursday, February 07, 2013, 23:16 (4309 days ago) @ Murphy
the smoothest action of any of my N-frames. Those 1950s guns lack nothing in postwar refinement.
It's got a lot of 'character', which I don't mind, but some fool electropenciled his name on the side plate, which is irritating.
In any event, the darn thing shoots great, and rings like a bell when dry fired.
Great gun, as JT wrote.
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- Speak to me about Pre Model 27's and their value. -
Murphy,
2013-02-07, 21:08
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- Speak to me about Pre Model 27's and their value. -
SIXGUNNER,
2013-02-07, 22:21
- Excellent, always glad to hear about another book from JT - Warhawk, 2013-02-07, 23:48
- Mine's from the same era. Fabulous shooter, probably -
brionic,
2013-02-07, 23:16
- I'd agree with JT - $900ish - cubrock, 2013-02-07, 23:25
- I bought this one last year .... -
Warhawk,
2013-02-07, 23:47
- I miss that one....nm -
cubrock,
2013-02-08, 08:52
- I believe I'll hang onto it - Warhawk, 2013-02-08, 18:48
- I miss that one....nm -
cubrock,
2013-02-08, 08:52
- Sounds prety nice Murph. -
Hoot,
2013-02-08, 07:35
- Sounds prety nice Murph. - Murphy, 2013-02-08, 17:55
- No worries Murphy, Just bring that to CSA & I'll - Rob Leahy, 2013-02-08, 08:21
- Speak to me about Pre Model 27's and their value. -
SIXGUNNER,
2013-02-07, 22:21