Lot 2831: Cased Smith & Wesson Elvis Presley Taking Care of Business
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| Cased Smith & Wesson Elvis Presley Taking Care of Business Tribute Model 686-6 Double Action Revolver | |||||
| Estimated Price: $1,400 - $2,250 | |||||
| Item Views | 2 | Bid Activity | Average | ||
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Manufacturer | Smith & Wesson | Model | 686 |
| Type | Revolver | Gauge | 357 Magnum | Catalog Page | 343 |
| Barrel | 6 Inch Solid Rib | Finish | Nickel | Grip | Rosewood |
| Stock | Class | Modern Handgun | Rating | See Condition | |
| Description | This revolver has the standard markings and features for the Elvis Presley Taking Care of Business revolver. Complete with wooden glass top display case with blue velvet lining and a TCB plaque, shipping box, and key. This revolver is number 60 of the 500 produced. |
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| Condition | Near new with only slight handling marks and a very faint cylinder drag line. The grips are excellent with a light nick on the butt. Mechanically excellent. | ||||
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