I ran across a very nice S&W 29-2 (made in 1973) this morning and took it home. It's the first 6.50" barreled example I've seen for a while....They dropped the 6.5" in '79 and went to a 6" barrel.
It came with the Aucu-fit holster and a speed-loader....It has the target hammer and trigger option but back then I think that they all did.
Very lightly used....Using some "trade fodder" I'm into it around $700.00....I have a set of smooth N-frame target grips someplace that I'll have to dig out and install.
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It came with the Aucu-fit holster and a speed-loader....It has the target hammer and trigger option but back then I think that they all did.
Very lightly used....Using some "trade fodder" I'm into it around $700.00....I have a set of smooth N-frame target grips someplace that I'll have to dig out and install.
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An Official Journal Of The NRA | Dirty Harry's Model 29: America's Shooting Star
Out of production and somewhat obscure, the Smith & Wesson Model 29 was once well known only to serious big-bore handgunners. Then in 1971, it became one of the most famous and desirable handguns of all time. Do you know why? Well, do ya?
www.americanrifleman.org
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