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cheezit wrote:

puma guy wrote:

cheezit wrote:

carlson1 wrote:

cheezit wrote:S&W model 36, 37, 38 are among the collection of revolvers I carry from time to time.
I don't understand the draw to the newer ruger revolvers over the vintage s&w's on the used market. For less money you get a gun that will go up in value and has a better trigger.

I have a S&W 36 no dash. It was made August 1984 and hasn’t been shot five rounds. I love it I just don’t carry it. I carry a couple of other J Frames.

I am on the look out for a S&W 37. So if your gets to be a burden you have my number.

If I find another at a good price I'll let you know,
But I'm always on the look out for pinned j frames at good prices.

I wish you'd posted a week earlier there was a pinned barrel Model 37 on Gunbroker that went for $402
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/769104576

Good price for local pick up. By the time you pay transfer and shipping it goes from good price to I can hunt that local. I think I paid $350 For my last one and $ 450 for a lnib with correct box and sold for $500 A few months later.

cheezit wrote:

carlson1 wrote:

cheezit wrote:S&W model 36, 37, 38 are among the collection of revolvers I carry from time to time.
I don't understand the draw to the newer ruger revolvers over the vintage s&w's on the used market. For less money you get a gun that will go up in value and has a better trigger.

I have a S&W 36 no dash. It was made August 1984 and hasn’t been shot five rounds. I love it I just don’t carry it. I carry a couple of other J Frames.

I am on the look out for a S&W 37. So if your gets to be a burden you have my number.

If I find another at a good price I'll let you know,
But I'm always on the look out for pinned j frames at good prices.