I'm having difficulty selling another S&W pistol I have posted for sale and was looking to list the next pistol I wish to sell after I had sold it. But unfortunately I have had to reduce the price after not receiving any interest and now I'm considering listing the next revolver I was planning on putting up for sale since I haven't received any inquiries.
I have a S&W Model 29-2 and according to a member here the serial number puts its year of manufacturer as 1964
It's in great condition with a 8 3/8" barrel and original grips with only a slight amount of blueing wear at the muzzle. I purchased it from the original owner who used it for bowling pin shooting competition and it had an old style Red Dot scope mounted to it. He had forgotten where he had placed the original rear sight but helped me contact S&W for a replacement. He mounted the replacement but had to drill a new screw hole on the new rear sight because the original screw mount was further forward on the top strap of the revolver.
I was planning on listing it for sale after I had sold the other pistol I have up for sale but since I have not received any inquiries it looks like I'll be listing it sooner then expected.
I'm just wondering if someone could give me an idea as to how much I should be asking for the revolver. I do not have the original box or manual, just the pistol and a couple of speed loaders I could add to the listing.
I wish to thin my collection but also get fair value, I'm shocked that my S&W Model 645 with 8 S&W magazine's had not received any offers, especially at the fair price I originally listed it for.