Speed Six Catalog Number?

[oldiron1]

I'm working on purchasing a Speed Six. It's Stainless with the 2 3/4" "Snubbie" barrel in 9mm.....What catalog/model number would this be?

How common are the "Six" series revolvers in 9mm?

Thanks!

 

[T.A. WORKMAN]

Its a GS-92. Scarce!
Terry

 

[oldiron1]

Thanks Terry!

I never want to say too much until the gun is in my posession, but I'm really excitted in anticipation that the deal comes together as a 9mm revolver is one that has been on my "wish list" for a long time!

 

[Glupy]

Its a GS-92. Scarce!
Terry

I agree with Terry on the GS-92 number, and especially about the "rare" part. Good find!

Dave

 

[oldiron1]

Would it be inappropriete to ask what an approx value would be for a GS-92?

I know it's tough to put a value on a gun without pictures, but a range would be great! The gun is in really nice, original condition...it has it's original grips and, stainless finish is very good and includes 25 moon clips. Unfortunately, there is no box or paperwork.

I made an impulse buy on it for $535/shipped and am hoping that I got a good deal as I've never seen one before.

Thanks again!

 

[Terry T]

I'd say you did well! Price around here is over $600, if you can find one.
I gave $625 a year ago for a blued one with no clips and no box. :shock:
Terry T

 

[marcus396]

some of the good boys from GB invited me over here to get some info on my speed six i just got, sn places it in 1982, ( 158-19xxx) absolute great condition, no box 1 set half moon with ammo, estate sale 400 , I had 2 weeks before estate auction to read up on guns at sale and this one I had my eyes on, not too much info on google speed six 9mm, but I did find more info if you google gs-92, thanks for the info, marc
And yes I love the way it feels pretty rugged and heavy, looks and feels likes it built like a tank,