S&W 686 8 3/8 barrel, how much?

Regulajo

June 04, 2002 13:45

I'm new to revolvers and am looking at a S&W 686-8 and am wondering what one should pay for such a gun. Almost new condition, wood grips, but no box or manuals, etc... can anyone help me out with a price range here? Thanks.

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  dobieman0690

  June 04, 2002 13:59

  here in western montana they go for $350- $400 in great shape

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  coyote-man

  June 06, 2002 15:52

  This one would probably go for around $300, if it has adj. front sight then add another $55. Add $14 for white outline rear sight and another $40 for 8 3/8" barrel.

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  smokenguns

  June 24, 2011 17:22

  Check on gun broker looks like 500 to 700 there.We would buy them at 300.00 all day.

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  beantownshootah

  June 25, 2011 11:35

  Maybe in Montana like-new 686 revolvers with wood stocks can be had for $350, but I have hard time believing you can find a like-new one with long barrel and wood grips in a shop most anywhere else for that price.
  
  Personally, at $350, I'd buy every one like that you can offer me. . .
  
  *IF* you're patient, and you're willing to take ANY 686 (ie not necessarily 8" bbl, nor wood grips, nor like new condition), then you might be able to pick one up for as little as $400-450.
  
  But for what you describe (like new, long barrel, wood grips), I'd say a fair market price is probably about $525-650.
  
  Anything less than $500, and I'd consider that an excellent deal.

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  William81

  June 25, 2011 13:44

  quote:Originally posted by beantownshootah
  Maybe in Montana like-new 686 revolvers with wood stocks can be had for $350, but I have hard time believing you can find a like-new one with long barrel and wood grips in a shop most anywhere else for that price.
  
  Personally, at $350, I'd buy every one like that you can offer me. . .
  
  *IF* you're patient, and you're willing to take ANY 686 (ie not necessarily 8" bbl, nor wood grips, nor like new condition), then you might be able to pick one up for as little as $400-450.
  
  But for what you describe (like new, long barrel, wood grips), I'd say a fair market price is probably about $525-650.
  
  Anything less than $500, and I'd consider that an excellent deal.
  
  
  
  +1....been trying to find one for a buddy that wants to do some handgun hunting.

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  SP45

  June 26, 2011 06:30

  Here in Mo, 550.00 to 700.00 all day. I would buy for resale every one I could find for 350.00. 8" barrels will bring a little more but are slower to move.

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