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Posted: 3/31/2017 1:11:26 AM EDT
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Type of finish? Barrel length?
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Posted: 3/31/2017 8:36:31 AM EDT
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From what I have seen the S&W j frames haven't gone up in price like the K, L or N frame 357
They seem to go for $400 to $500 |
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Posted: 3/31/2017 9:33:21 AM EDT
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From what I have seen the S&W j frames haven't gone up in price like the K, L or N frame 357 They seem to go for $400 to $500 An early S&W 36 in excellent condition with box will easily go for well over $800. If it's a flat latch or one of the early round trigger guard 36's it'll go for even more. If it's a more recent 36 and in only average condition then $400-$500 is more likely. Pictures and details will help you get a better answer. |
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Posted: 3/31/2017 12:50:38 PM EDT
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If you post the serial number prefix, someone will tell the date of manufacture.
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Posted: 6/3/2017 6:37:20 PM EDT
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dash number and condition are important. An early S&W 36 in excellent condition with box will easily go for well over $800. If it's a flat latch or one of the early round trigger guard 36's it'll go for even more. If it's a more recent 36 and in only average condition then $400-$500 is more likely. Pictures and details will help you get a better answer. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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From what I have seen the S&W j frames haven't gone up in price like the K, L or N frame 357 They seem to go for $400 to $500 An early S&W 36 in excellent condition with box will easily go for well over $800. If it's a flat latch or one of the early round trigger guard 36's it'll go for even more. If it's a more recent 36 and in only average condition then $400-$500 is more likely. Pictures and details will help you get a better answer. This! Exactly this! I bought (3) "J" frames this year. (2) were mint from 76' and 77', both round butts, matching serial number original stocks with cylinder lock up as tight as I've ever seen/felt. No box, or docs; I paid $600 for each of them. The third one I bought was 90% condition with no box or docs... bought for $500. Pics posted and we can help you out even more OP... |
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Posted: 6/5/2017 12:17:25 AM EDT
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dash number and condition are important. An early S&W 36 in excellent condition with box will easily go for well over $800. If it's a flat latch or one of the early round trigger guard 36's it'll go for even more. If it's a more recent 36 and in only average condition then $400-$500 is more likely. Pictures and details will help you get a better answer. |
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