Description
Here’s something special: a Smith & Wesson 686-4 in stainless steel, marked with the striking serial number BRS0001. That’s not just a number—it likely makes this one the very first in its production batch. For collectors, that kind of thing doesn’t go unnoticed.
Let’s talk build. The 686 is a classic for a reason. It’s got that solid, no-nonsense feel in your hand—full-size frame, heavy barrel, the kind of weight that soaks up recoil and helps your shots stay on target. Whether you’re a serious range regular, a former duty-carrier, or just someone who appreciates a finely built wheelgun, this one delivers.
And the finish? That clean stainless steel isn’t just for looks, though it does look sharp. It’s there to resist corrosion and stand up to the elements, year after year. It’s the kind of revolver you pass down, not wear out.
Now, about those grips. Classic wood, checkered just right for grip, not gloss. They bring a little old-school charm, but they’re more than eye candy—they give your hand something to lock into when it matters.
It’s chambered in .357 Magnum, of course, but also handles .38 Special like a champ. So whether you’re shooting full-house loads or taking it easy with some light target rounds, it adapts.
Smooth trigger? Check. Clean timing? Absolutely. And with that “0001” serial number? This isn’t just a revolver—it’s a conversation piece.
