Up for sale is a truly unique piece—this is a Smith & Wesson 686 “Lew Horton” edition from 1986, featuring the rare and highly sought-after 2.75" barrel configuration chambered in .357 Magnum. Manufactured in a limited run and distributed exclusively by Lew Horton, this revolver stands out among S&W enthusiasts for its distinctive profile and collectibility.
This particular example is in great condition overall—timing and lockup are solid, and the original finish is well-preserved with only minor signs of honest use. The classic stainless construction combined with the compact barrel makes this 686 an excellent option for collectors and shooters alike, balancing iconic performance with historical appeal.
We have function tested & inspected this firearm, but have not test fired it. If you have any questions about this rare Lew Horton 686, don’t hesitate to send us an email! Don’t miss your chance to own a special piece of Smith & Wesson history from the golden era of wheelguns.
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