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Is Smith & Wesson Bringing Back the Stainless Wondernine?

Talyn

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Is Smith & Wesson teasing that perhaps its best “Wonderine” pistol may be ready for a comeback?


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that is a big ole nope. Don't own any S&W products. Never have, never will.
Okay, there has to be a story behind that. Dish Bro.

I hope they don’t add that Internal Lock BS👍
I can't imagine why they would. Especially given Smith and Wesson is leaving Massachusetts.

The originals go for 700-800 on gunbroker. I can’t imagine what a new one would go for.
I have some experience in the manufacturing field, but it's been decades.

I am repeating something that I have heard from people who are way smarter than me.

Third generation Smith & Wessons were labor intensive and they required skilled labor to make, more so than the M&P series.

I'm almost positive that Smith & Wesson would have to retool the line and start over if they were going to go back to making 3rd generation guns.

I have heard people much smarter than myself speculate that a 5906 made today would cost right around $1,500.

I don't know what their budget models (Model 915 for example) would cost but it would cost more than an M&P I'll bet you that.

So anyway, that's the most common reason I hear for them not being reintroduced.
 
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I don't know why, but the Smith & Wesson model 4006 has always appealed to me. I have always wanted one since I first knew they existed. Every time I had money to buy one, I couldn't find one every time I found one, I didn't have money to buy it.

So, 2013, I joined my church's security team. The very first time I got to go to a training event with them, the guy who was running the security team was in the lane right next to me, and he had a Smith & Wesson 4006.

I told him how much I had always wanted to buy one and how I could never find one.

The next day in church, he told me that he was going to sell his 4006, and he wanted to ask me if I wanted to buy it before he tried selling it to anybody else. He also wanted to, in his words, make sure "I got a good deal on it," so he offered it to me for two hundred dollars. Of course, I jumped on it.
 
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