New Production S&W Model 1917

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New Production S&W Model 1917

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You may have already discussed this but just in case here is the link:

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/ ... sFirearm=Y
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Yup, we've talked about it, but S&W has some nice lookig guns comming out. Since I alread have 1917, here's the one I'd like to get my paws on. 8)

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/ ... sFirearm=Y
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Nice. I put the 3" model 29 on layaway today. Our local gun store had a S&W sale today with Mr. Roy Jinks the S&W historian in attendance. Very cool.

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/ ... sFirearm=Y
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Excellent! If you don't mind me asking, how much are those going for?
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The one you linked to looks good John. Be sure to give us a full review when you finally get it 8)
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I bought my Model 22 for $750 (it was $790 after taxes...I've spent more on a rifle once or twice, but never so much on a pistol!), so would expect a nickel model 29 to be well over $800.
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Fatdutchman wrote:I bought my Model 22 for $750 (it was $790 after taxes...I've spent more on a rifle once or twice, but never so much on a pistol!), so would expect a nickel model 29 to be well over $800.
Ugh... sounds like I'll be going for a 12-gauge before I start on one of these bad boys. Oh well.

Nice to see you around Dutch. How're things going down south?
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