I currently own 2 Smith & Wesson revolvers. The first is a Model 586 (.357) and the second is a Model 29-2 (.44).

I have some questions on both pistols. First, I can't find any information on the stainless version of the 586. All the info I've found says the pistol I have should be a 686, but the model stamped on the pistol is 586, and it is most definately stainless.

Concerning the 29-2, I purchased from a friend in the late 70's. Again, I haven't been able to obtain any specific info on it either. I was told at the time I purchased it that it was a centennial edition. It does have gold inlay on either side of the 8 3/4" barrell where .44 Magnum and Smith & Wesson are stamped. It also came in a pine display box with a cleaning rod.

If anyone can assist in providing info on these weapons and what the approximate selling value is of each, I would appreciate it.