Smith & Wesson Model 69 4.25" 44mag Revolver - Stainless/Silver, 4.25" Barrel, 5 Rounds, Polymer Grips
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- SKU:162069
- Model:
69
- Caliber:
.44 Magnum®/ .44 Special
- Capacity:
5 Rounds
- Action:
Single/Double Action
- Barrel Length:
4.25”
- Front Sight:
Red Ramp
- Rear Sight:
White Outline, Adjustable
- Grip:
Synthetic
- Weight:
37.2 oz.
- Overall Length:
9.75”
- Frame Material:
Stainless Steel
- Cylinder Material::
Stainless Steel
- Finish: Glass Bead
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| Model 162069LE |
Condition Factory New |
| Bud's Item # 411555342 |
UPC 022188620696 |
|
Manufacturer S&W |
- SKU:162069
- Model:
69
- Caliber:
.44 Magnum®/ .44 Special
- Capacity:
5 Rounds
- Action:
Single/Double Action
- Barrel Length:
4.25”
- Front Sight:
Red Ramp
- Rear Sight:
White Outline, Adjustable
- Grip:
Synthetic
- Weight:
37.2 oz.
- Overall Length:
9.75”
- Frame Material:
Stainless Steel
- Cylinder Material::
Stainless Steel
- Finish: Glass Bead
on
07/08/2021
As a Smith and Wesson collector, I am disappointed in the quality control of Smith and Wesson. The new in the case model 69 I received had two flaws that should have not passed inspection. The first was the grips on the firearm were defective. The mounting screw stud is plastic and was completely broken
away from the grip. The second issue was that the top right side of the barrel had been buffed out to much during fabrication, leaving a dip or wave in the
metal. This obviously happened prior to the bead blasting process. I have never had a Smith and Wesson shipped out this way, but I can see that in the future,
I would prefer to see the gun in person before taking the chance of buying one sight on seen again.
away from the grip. The second issue was that the top right side of the barrel had been buffed out to much during fabrication, leaving a dip or wave in the
metal. This obviously happened prior to the bead blasting process. I have never had a Smith and Wesson shipped out this way, but I can see that in the future,
I would prefer to see the gun in person before taking the chance of buying one sight on seen again.
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