I only buy Glocks, save for a S&W J Frame when a Glock won't fit.
With that said, if I were going to buy an antique metal pistol it would be a S&W 5904.
I only buy Glocks, save for a S&W J Frame when a Glock won't fit.
With that said, if I were going to buy an antique metal pistol it would be a S&W 5904.
Why do the loudest do the least?
Anyone wanting to look up integrally-railed S&Ws should Google:
Integrally-railed 5906TSW
Integrally-railed CHP 4006TSW
Integrally-railed WVSP 4566TSW
Integrally-railed 5946
Check images and you can see what they look like. The WVSP and 5946 are Melonited pistols.
Here's a link to snw19_357's 3rd Gen alloy 59 series of pistols: http://smith-wessonforum.com/members...gen-page2.html
The 5904TSW is pictured.
Last edited by Scotter260; 06-02-15 at 08:24.
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"I had no real need to remove it, but I like to check out things to see why they're so wonderful." - markm
I'd love to see new 3913-3914's but it won't happen. I maybe could have sold 10 of them to females in the last year. But probably not for what they would cost.
Last edited by jsharp; 06-02-15 at 09:33.
I'd be up for a 4566 or even a 4506 but not at a $1000. I can currently buy those at around $450 (4566) from the secondary used police gun market
I would buy them for sure. If not for the simple fact that they are great shooters.
I remember them having a really sweet double action pull and would like to have a DAO version. If they cost $500-600 I'd buy one. I will probably try to find a used one anyway.
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