Smith & Wesson Model 19?

[Grammy]

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I have a Smith & Wesson Model 19, 357, 4" barrel, blue, large (wood checked) grips, minimal (normal) wear, OWB holster w/ thumb break, not sure probably a couple of hundred rounds of ammunition. I’m thinking about getting rid of it to replace it with another auto. Just wondering what it is worth, don't have any pics, try to put some up this weekend.

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Thanks, Jim

[joe817]

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I have a Smith & Wesson Model 19, 357, 4" barrel, blue, large (wood checked) grips, minimal (normal) wear, OWB holster w/ thumb break, not sure probably a couple of hundred rounds of ammunition. I’m thinking about getting rid of it to replace it with another auto. Just wondering what it is worth, don't have any pics, try to put some up this weekend.

Mods. if this is an inappropriate just delete.
Thanks, Jim

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This should give you some idea as to the ball park price. Hope it helps.

[JLaw]

Make sure to post your M-19 here! After you decide what you want to sell it for, you may want to mention which semiauto you are in the market for. Never know when someone will have what you want sitting around and want to trade!

JLaw

[CompVest]

Blue Book of Gun Values suggests $350-$400 for the gun. Holster sight unseen no way of telling if there is any value at all. Ammo will depend on age, manufacturer, and whether it is .357 or .38 special.

[Grammy]

Thanks for the replies, just busy with work, busy at home on the weekends. When things slow down, I'll post it here for sale / trade.
Thanks again,
Jim