Item Gone: FS/FT 1932 Smith and Wesson .38 special

[Cody Godfree]

Item Name: FS/FT 1932 Smith and Wesson .38 special

Location: Athens, Ga

Item is for: Sale or Trade
Sale Price: $1,000
Trade Value or Items Looking For: $1,000 or semi automatic rifles/assault rifles

Caliber: .38

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: This revolver is in immaculate shape for its age. I have never once encountered a single problem with anything whatsoever. It was handed down to me by my great grandfather but it is just sitting in a case at home and I have only put 6 rounds through it. Again, it is in superior condition considering its age. I have been trying to sell it for quite sometime now and I am searching for either $1,000 or a fair trade.

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[Greg41]

Nice had one just like it left to me by my grandfather stolen out of console !! GLWS !

 

[deller]

Friend. I'm in no way knocking your gun. However, you may want to do a little research on other websites to determine what this particular piece of history is selling for.

 

[maidenfan]

X2 on deller

 

[Cody Godfree]

I ran the serial number though Smith and Wesson and that's what they said it was worth

 

[gh1950]

I ran the serial number though Smith and Wesson and that's what they said it was worth

Well there you go.

What did S&W say about the missing blue over the trademark?

Are those original stocks?

 

[CAMSDADDY]

I would love to have my grandfathers gun. Money couldn't buy it.

 

[Wheeler]

I ran the serial number though Smith and Wesson and that's what they said it was worth

Best of luck. You might want to go over to the S&W forums and see if you can sell it there. Most of those guys can quote the Standard Catalog Chapter and Verse and are quite familiar with values.

 

[John A.]

You might want to correct your title. You're advertising it as a .38 Special, and it's actually a .38 S&W, a totally different, non-interchangeable cartridge, as marked on the barrel. .38 S&W is less powerful, harder to find, and nobody makes modern self-defense ammo for it. Might cause resentment if a buyer were to think it was mis-represented.

"I ran the serial number though Smith and Wesson and that's what they said it was worth"

Excellent idea! I hadn't thought of that approach before! I just got off the phone with Toyota and they told me my 1982 Toyota Tercel with 479,000 miles was worth a million dollars!! I'm RICH!!

Thanks for the tip!

GLWS!

 

[M JAY]

I think it is a great looking gun and one that you will not see on this site very often!! GLWS!!