Model 58 S&W

[Poygan]

I don't have a current Blue Book and would like to know the value of this piece. Purchased in the '70s, original owner, 95 - 98% condition. With box and papers.

[Combat Diver]

Good source here from Smith and Wesson thread. I've owned mine for 20yrs, just took it to Alaska to backup my shotgun during grouse hunting.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1961-1980/173441-unofficial-58-club.html


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[ReloaderFred]

The current Blue Book of Gun Values list it as worth $650 in 95 % condition, and $775 in 98% condition.

Hope this helps.

Fred

[Poygan]

Thanks Fred. That's exactly what I was looking for. Went to Guns America but none were listed.

[rintinglen]

Saw one for 700 at the last gun show I went to, hadn't seen one for years before that.

[boatbum101]

Older no dash P&R guns LNIB / ANIB with box & all the goodies you see asking prices $ 900 - $ 1200 . Only 30K of 'em made & 10% of that were nickle . They're kinda of a cult gun now days .

[kweidner]

Yes cult is correct. You think casting boolits is addictive? Beware the power of the 41 it will quickly make the rest of the safe mad at it. Wanted a particular DW for a decade. Finally got it this past year. Killed 3 deer with mine this season open sights. Carry it when I'm in the woods. Pretty much everyday. 44's and 357's are envious but ask me if I care. :)

[GLL]

The Blue Book is generally low on S&W revolvers ! I would not sell mine for the values they quote. :)

Jerry

Model 57 & 58
http://www.fototime.com/7BC264496F51F7F/orig.jpg

[Lloyd Smale]

I sold my 58 about 6 years ago and it wasnt in the condition yours was and got 600 for it. Id guess in that condition and especially considering you have the box and papers I wouldnt take a penny under a grand for it. Id bet you could realisticaly get close to 1200 for it. there is collectors interest in 58s.