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Location: United StatesMember since: 26 May, 2008

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4.6

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5.0

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i***n (303)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Vintage Smith & Wesson N frame grips at an excellent price. The grips have looks much better than the pictures and description. It was packaged well and shipped out soon after payment. Excellent seller communication. Wonderful buying experience. I’m 100% completely satisfied and will purchase from here again.
p***x (291)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Came just as pictured and well packaged! Even though my frame was cut, the cut of the grips were a little more extreme than the ones on my frame but that's an issue I'll solve and not an issue with the seller or the description.
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Easy transaction! Fast with great shipping and packaging! Better than described! Thanks! AAA+++
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Great purchase, good communication & fast shipping. Thank you
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Nice, original items. Exactly as pictured and described. Shipped fast. Thank you
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Quick shipping and delivery!

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Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson by Richard Nahas and Jim Supica (2016,...

13 Mar, 2017

Nice update

The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson provides a wealth of information and data to assist novice to experienced S&W enthusiasts/collectors. This is a much needed update to the 3rd version with regards to pricing/valuation metrics and does add new data, pictures, and information regarding various models of firearms. It comes up short with regards to the detail and values on firearms from approximately 1990 to today. With the introduction of many newer models and variations as well as performance center models the 4th edition seems mostly unchanged from the 3rd edition. I understand the difficulty in the task of providing values, but it's as if they grouped all model 625s into one category and didn't attempt to segregate more rare or valuable variations. The same applies to 627s, 629s etc. PC models appear the same, generally it lists the model but no valuation.

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