for-sale Withdrawn S&W 28-3 6"

[Mr. Sorrell]

Howdy y'all,

S&W 28-3 Highway Patrolman. It was carried regularly years back, has been shot a bunch & is definitely shooter grade. Turn line, some holster wear along the barrel & frame but the lock up is spot on & it shoots and shoots and shoots. If anyone's looking for a N frame 357 to take out and shoot all day long, here you go. No box but I do have an extra set of Altamont grips for it & speed loader or two.

$700

Edited July 9, 2023 by Mr. Sorrell
Sale withdrawn

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[TripleGGG]

Gotta love the 28s. GLWS 

[DUKETN]

Something about an Ole Revolver....It just gives a warm fuzzy feeling inside   Glws.   

[Mr. Sorrell]

Lowered to $700

[scatman]

If only you were closer.

[Mr. Sorrell]

49 minutes ago, scatman said:

If only you were closer.

I'm in Nashville & Murfreesboro several times per week...

[gregintenn]

Seems like everybody on the forum is wanting a quality revolver.

You won’t beat one like this!

[Garufa]

I am honestly surprised this is still available.  The people of TGO are slacking off not jumping on this opportunity.

[crc4]

I always preferred the Model 28 to the Model 19. The heft of the 28 makes .357 easier to handle the recoil and quicker second shots. 

This is a top gun and one of the best S&W ever made.

[derf]

Poor man’s model 27. It’s a tank and you couldn’t wear it out in two lifetimes. 

[Mr. Sorrell]

10 minutes ago, crc4 said:

I always preferred the Model 28 to the Model 19. The heft of the 28 makes .357 easier to handle the recoil and quicker second shots. 

This is a top gun and one of the best S&W ever made.

Amen

[Mr. Sorrell]

One last bump

[Guest]

Man, that is a great price on a great old Smith. They don't make any more of those, if you get one now, it's got a lock on it that can fail, full of MIM parts and not near the finish quality of these old gems. Why don't I jump on it then? I HAVE one, and if I had to sell it, there would be a "1" in front of that $700! 

Edited July 10, 2023 by OMCHamlin

[Mr. Sorrell]

Withdrawn - back to the safe

[Beltfed]

I have one of the model 28.  It is my first pistol and was a sock drawer gun for many years.  Use to shoot it years ago before my modest collection grew.  Still have the box, cleaning rod, and even the wax paper it was wrapped in.

It truly is a great firearm.  I would not take $700 for mine.

[Mr. Sorrell]

41 minutes ago, Beltfed said:

I have one of the model 28.  It is my first pistol and was a sock drawer gun for many years.  Use to shoot it years ago before my modest collection grew.  Still have the box, cleaning rod, and even the wax paper it was wrapped in.

It truly is a great firearm.  I would not take $700 for mine.

The 27 & 28's really such a pleasure but I don't shoot it much anymore & had my eye on something new. Surprised there were no takers - guess I'll take it out for a spin again. Sounds like you've got an awesome old pistol, too.