329$, fair price for a model 65LS?
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If it's like new and with box, papers etc.....yes.
If 98 percenter, that's high.
Check it very very carefully....use Jim March's check list here...
http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=57816
Sam
If 98 percenter, that's high.
Check it very very carefully....use Jim March's check list here...
http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=57816
Sam
If you decide not to go with it find out if the shop owner would do a transfer to MD for me would you? I'd love to have a pair. For here that is an incredible price (a local shop has a 99% newer model .357 S&W 60LS for $435 and a 95+% older model .38spl S&W 60LS for $365, I haven't seen a used 65LS but new they range from $489-$550 depending upon the shop). I paid $469 new for mine 8 months ago (now I wouldn't buy S&W new, then I wasn't on TFL and believed what I was told about the agreement being dead).
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Greeting's All,
Blades, my friend I believe that you have found a great
gun, in the Smith & Wesson model 65 LS at a "fair market"
price. As scarce as these things seem to be, you are at
the mercy of the seller. I would not hesitate to pay that
amount for that particular weapon.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
Blades, my friend I believe that you have found a great
gun, in the Smith & Wesson model 65 LS at a "fair market"
price. As scarce as these things seem to be, you are at
the mercy of the seller. I would not hesitate to pay that
amount for that particular weapon.
Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member
Eric Larsen
New member
I had a NIB 60LS for sale for $350 shipped or $375 with a Hume 715 IWB Holster...I was gonna take a loss...but decided to keep it. Im glad I did. Its a good price on a good gun.
Shoot well
Shoot well
VictorLouis
New member
I think it's a great price.
When you consider that model is difficult enough to find new, let alone used, it's even better. If you like it, and it checks out, buy it.
When you consider that model is difficult enough to find new, let alone used, it's even better. If you like it, and it checks out, buy it.
I passed on this one. The prior owner didn't clean the gun before selling it so I couldn't tell what kind of condition the rifling and cylinder bores were in, there was no box (just a gun rug) or papers, enough end shake that a trip to a gunsmith would be in order to shim it and it appeared to have a small amount of flame cut in the top strap just above the barrel extension. (It may have just looked like that because it was dirty, but I wasn't willing to take the chance.)