Upcoming auction.S+W k-frame 2 inch value?
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trapshooter
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Unless theres something unique about it, I'd go 350, tops. Depending on features and function (sights, trigger, history), I might stretch to 4 bills for the right gun. But that's just me. Anything more and it becomes a 'collectible' non-shooter, which isn't my thing. Depending on the market in your area, they can go for 275-325, average, probably.
The 2" Mod 10
Toolmaker: Where is that auction??? Don't know what I am doing wrong. I have had a excellent Mod 10 2" for sale in the classifieds for about ten days. $250 which I know is a fair price. It is in the 90%+ range, with pinned barrel, great factory grips. It is a MUCH better shooter, smoother, more crisp than my later Mod 10 that is a safe queen. Intrest from the forum=zero. Would you post here what that Mod 10 went for?? Thanks---Tom
Toolmaker: Where is that auction??? Don't know what I am doing wrong. I have had a excellent Mod 10 2" for sale in the classifieds for about ten days. $250 which I know is a fair price. It is in the 90%+ range, with pinned barrel, great factory grips. It is a MUCH better shooter, smoother, more crisp than my later Mod 10 that is a safe queen. Intrest from the forum=zero. Would you post here what that Mod 10 went for?? Thanks---Tom
Your 2"
My guess would be MIM parts and a floating firing pin? Good gun, good price, but not the same Smith. The 10-5 I have for sale is just a better gun than my10-7. Better double and single action. And if I could sell the cherry 10-7 for $295, I would be happy to keep the 10-5. Thanks for the reply
My guess would be MIM parts and a floating firing pin? Good gun, good price, but not the same Smith. The 10-5 I have for sale is just a better gun than my10-7. Better double and single action. And if I could sell the cherry 10-7 for $295, I would be happy to keep the 10-5. Thanks for the reply
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I just sold a 10-5 2". While these are strong .38 special guns. I think you would be better off getting a 2.5" mod 19 or 66. Unless your starting a Smith collection. Both models are priced within $50 of one another.
good point
We don't get that good a deal around here, Popeye. The snubbie 19s and 65-66s go for about $100+ more than a blue Mod 10 and they are rare to non-existant. Not a lot of 2" Mod 10s but lots more than the .357 snubs. I think Toolmaker would do well if he got the Smith he wanted for around the low to mid $200s and would pay too much if it crossed the $300 mark. As usual just MHO and your results may vary.---Tom
We don't get that good a deal around here, Popeye. The snubbie 19s and 65-66s go for about $100+ more than a blue Mod 10 and they are rare to non-existant. Not a lot of 2" Mod 10s but lots more than the .357 snubs. I think Toolmaker would do well if he got the Smith he wanted for around the low to mid $200s and would pay too much if it crossed the $300 mark. As usual just MHO and your results may vary.---Tom
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fastball: You're correct. A 65 or 66 would be more. There's a lot of unemployment around here. Some shops won't take trades unless it's a desireable/saleable gun. So many guns have been sold to them outright, for 1/2 or less what they're worth. Cash is the opperative word. A $400 MOD 66 can be had for $350 cash. I should have made that clear. We've had concealed carry around here forever, hence a lot of CC type guns on the market.
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