Have nice S&W m57-1. 6" 41 mag. Low round count very good to excellent condition. This revolver is not pinned
or recessed cylinder model.
Price: $930 shipped to your FFL
Trades: all reasonable trades considered, no MLs or Plasticss
I'm stuck on pictures on forum. If interested send me email for pictures.
morrisdan3006@gmail.com
Last edited by Drm50; 01-20-2018 at 05:22 PM.
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Priced nicely from what I see at the gun shows, hope someone buys this.
Jeff
These are the photos the OP sent me.
He stated it was a 57-1 if that helps anyone.
Boolit Master
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Does this revolter have a pinned barrel? Are the chambers recessed into the cylinder?
Pax NobiscumDan (Crash) Corrigan
Currently casting, reloading and shooting: 223 Rem, 6.5x55 Sweede, 30 Carbine, 30-06 Springfield, 30-30 WCF, 303 Brit., 7.62x39, 7.92x57 Mauser, .32 Long, 32 H&R Mag, 327 Fed Mag, 380 ACP. 9x19, 38 Spcl, 357 Mag, 38-55 Win, 41 Mag, 44 Spcl., 44 Mag, 45 Colt, 45 ACP, 454 Casull, 457 RB for ROA and 50-90 Sharps. Shooting .22 LR & 12 Gauge seldom and buying ammo for same.
I believe the -1 means no pin and no recess.
My 57-2 is neither pinned or recessed. My sons 57 is a S serial number (if I remember right---I gave it to him a good 20 years ago) is both pinned and recessed and came in a wooden presentation case when I bought it. I did have a chart on the different changes and what they meant but lost it somehow. Mine will never be sold while I am alive anyway. james
I see no barrel pin, but the space between the back of the cylinder and recoil shield does look very close so it may have a recessed cylinder.
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He told me earlier, not P&R.
57-1 not pinned or recessed. Some say there were a few early 57-1 that had recessedOriginally Posted by Crash_Corrigan
Cylinders but this one doesn't. Gun in very good shape and has been shot very little.
Buying S&W magnum revolvers is like buying Corvetts. They have be shot extensively
or very little. Very seldom do you find one abused as far as rust or mechanical issues.
I only collect P&R adj sight models but as far as shooting I can't actually say there is
any difference. The dash numbers are changes made in production. Most are result
of machining operations dropped to cut production cost. The dropping of pin and the
recessed cylinder is why it's a 57-1.
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