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Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
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Guns International #: 101466337
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 13
- .357 Magnum Revolvers
Seller's Information
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Seller: Archtop10
Member Since: 6/18/19
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Wagner
State:
Florida
Zip: 34114
Country: United States
Phone:
(612) 366-7120
Total Listings: 31
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order, Bank Wire Transfer, Bank Check. NO LAYAWAYS
Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
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SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
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Guns International #: 101466337
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 13
- .357 Magnum Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Archtop10
Member Since: 6/18/19
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Wagner
State:
Florida
Zip: 34114
Country: United States
Phone:
(612) 366-7120
Total Listings: 31
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order, Bank Wire Transfer, Bank Check. NO LAYAWAYS
Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
Description: The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad. The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible. The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips. Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL. SOLD Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson Model: 13-2 Caliber Info: .357 Magnum Condition: EXCELLENT Metal Condition: EXCELLENT Wood Condition: EXCELLENT Bore Condition: EXCELLENT Manufacture Date: 1979 |
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Guns International #: 101466337
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 13
- .357 Magnum Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Archtop10
Member Since: 6/18/19
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Wagner
State:
Florida
Zip: 34114
Country: United States
Phone:
(612) 366-7120
Total Listings: 31
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order, Bank Wire Transfer, Bank Check. NO LAYAWAYS
Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
Guns International #: 101466337
Guns International #: 101466337
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 13
- .357 Magnum Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Archtop10
Member Since: 6/18/19
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Wagner
State:
Florida
Zip: 34114
Country: United States
Phone:
(612) 366-7120
Total Listings: 31
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: USPS Money Order, Bank Wire Transfer, Bank Check. NO LAYAWAYS
Smith and Wesson Model 13-2 Military and Police, .357 Magnum, Nickel, 4" Barrel, Square Butt
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
Description:
The Model 13 was originally designed for the New York State Police in 1974. They were designed with fixed sights so as not to get caught on clothing when drawn from its holster. However, it is primarily associated with the FBI that used them for many years. Of course, the agents were issued a 3 inch blued version and the command staff got the 4 inch nickel. The story goes that after the Waco, Texas standoff debacle in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno ordered all FBI revolvers destroyed and then replaced them with semi-autos that carried more bullets. The gun was popular with other police departments and military units both in the USA and abroad.
The early 4” nickel 13’s are not easy to find, especially in such immaculate condition as is this one and accompanied by an equally mint and correct gray "nickel" box with papers. The photos do not do it justice. I can’t call it New In Box because I do not know it’s history. All I can say is that it shows no sign of having been fired, other than at the factory. The drag line on the cylinder is barely visible.
The serial number places its manufacture in 1979, two years after the dash 2 update. Comes with walnut magna and bonded ivory grips.
Free Shipping via Ship My Gun insured to buyer's FFL.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson
Model: 13-2
Caliber Info: .357 Magnum
Condition: EXCELLENT
Metal Condition: EXCELLENT
Wood Condition: EXCELLENT
Bore Condition: EXCELLENT
Manufacture Date: 1979
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