.jpg)
Description
Smith & Wesson 686 357 Mag Revolver
Police Department trade in Smith and Wesson 686-6 .357 Magnum L-Frame revolvers. These revolvers will have small amounts of handling and usage marks. Overall they are in pretty good condition. They all come with factory S&W rubber grips, 6-shot cylinder, adjustable rear sight and orange front post sight and factory S&W box.
Smith & Wesson L-Frame revolvers are built to suit the demands of the most serious firearms enthusiast. The L-Frame has a strong, durable frame and barrel built for continuous Magnum® usage. As police officers and hunters will attest, this firearm is made to withstand heavy use.
This is a USED gun.
Browse for more Smith & Wesson 357 Mag handguns.Rebates for Smith & Wesson brand
Wikiarms.com Live Prices
| Product | Store | Price | PPR |
|---|
Powered by Wikiarms.com
Comments (4)
These are from a State Department of Corrections. Finally switched to a Glock!
Are these round or square butt revolvers? They look square but I wasn't sure if it was just because of the grip.
Thanks for the information. I usually find that non-patrol LEOs have some of the best condition trade-ins.
It looks like Recoil Gunworks also has some Model 66s (K-frame) for twenty dollar less than these 686 (L-frame). The 66 is a better of a choice for concealment, but the 686 will certainly hold up more to hot 357 loads and is a much better range gun overall.
Anyone have any idea what police force was recently issuing 686s, since this variant came out after 2001?