Rare S&W Semi-Auto's

I bet that even Len V has not got one of these. 1 of 14 ever made?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/839390502

Or then there is the relatively "common" 1 of 20 made:-

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/839390503

I guess that it would be a hanging offence to drill the slides to mount Ultadot's?

Both from a single massive collection of fine guns now selling on GunBroker.

Well of course not. Who wants a pistol that doesn't have adjustable sights?

The barrels are marked 9mm?

Ah. Well spotted!

My title should have read "Rare S&W Semi-autos". You got me!

radjag wrote:I bet that even Len V has not got one of these. 1 of 14 ever made?

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/839390502

Or then there is the relatively "common" 1 of 20 made:-

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/839390503

I guess that it would be a hanging offence to drill the slides to mount Ultadot's?

Both from a single massive collection of fine guns now selling on GunBroker.

I really don't mean to sound snarky about this, but...
If some distributor purposely makes a limited run of guns to increase the value because the are "rare", they've lost any interest to me.
(Heck, give me 5 minutes, I'll sell you a rare, original piece of artwork of mine.)

If it floats someone else's boat, so be it.

Doug

I guess that is why, almost certainly, these "collector" guns are not the typical buys for folks on this forum.

They might be pretty, they might even shoot pretty good. But not for me!

On a remotely connected vein - I looked at the Cabot Guns site today - not a Bullseye Gun mentioned or shown - and yet they are (were) sponsoring Brian Zins amongst others. The power of endorsement is amazing.

Not long ago I bought a S&W Performance Center "Jerry Miculek" signature gun, new. The revolver SA trigger pull was over 7lbs! Really? No disrespect to Mr. Miculek, but are you kidding me?