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A ground breaking concept at the time, for a time the S&W Model 59 seemed to rule the world with its magazine capacity and high quality construction.  As discussed in the video I grew up on the gun and it was always on my list as a "must have" acquisition.  It just took a few years for that to happen.  For sure other excellent era 9mm GTW pistols like the Browning Hi Power, H&K P7 M13,  CZ 75, and Beretta 92 also set the stage for the this new future (see my videos from 2008!:  https://youtu.be/HeqQ1b0CnkY).  But as far as US produced "high capacity" 9mm pistols were concerned, the Model 59 was it.  

But have the years been kind to the Model 59 and 459?  You'll find out as  we take this lightly used M59 out on several TNP outings and shoot it lots.  Surprises ensue...the good kind.  In the end you just may end up wanting this now collectible and apparently still awesome Smith and Wesson 9mm; I predict values on these Model 59s will increase over time.

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When Smith and Wesson Ruled the World: The Model 59

A ground breaking concept at the time, for a time the S&W Model 59 seemed to rule the world with its magazine capacity and high quality construction. As discussed in the video I grew up on the gun and it was always on my list as a "must have" acquisition. It just took a few years for that to happen. For sure other excellent era 9mm GTW pistols like the Browning Hi Power, H&K P7 M13, CZ 75, and Beretta 92 also set the stage for the this new future (see my videos from 2008!: https://youtu.be/HeqQ1b0CnkY). But as far as US produced "high capacity" 9mm pistols were concerned, the Model 59 was it. But have the years been kind to the Model 59 and 459? We'll take a look here at we take this very clean used example out on several TNP outings and shoot it lots. Surprises ensue...the good kind! In the end you just may end up wanting this now collectible and apparently still awesome Smith and Wesson 9mm; I predict values on these Model 59s will increase over time. NUTNFANCY PATREON IS ACTIVE, special content for members, less than 1% of TNPrs help me out on Patreon....what?!: https://www.patreon.com/Nutnfancy Subscribe to TNP for more videos like this http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=nutnfancy Subscribe to Nutn’s B Channel too: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=thenutnfancyproject Sub to TNP Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/nutnfancy TNP Branded Adventure, specialty knives items at: www.nutnfancy.bigcartel.com Gunnies Gun Store in Orem helped make this review possible. Please thank them for their support of TNP. Gunnies Great American Gun Store, Address: 396 State St, Orem, UT 84058 Hours: 10AM–8PM, Ph 801-226-7080

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Anonymous

We have a 459 still works like a champ...Overall S&W makes great products...just wish they werent so proud of their revolvers, main reason I have more of those in the Ruger line. In Fact I just got gifted a PPQ .22 and a Henry LA Octagon Frontier in .22LR it has got to have the most buttery lever action I have ever used its like Silk!!! anyway sorry for the hijack off topic!

Anonymous

I have actually been building my 70's/80's collection.... still need to pick up a 459 and a 92F to complete it..... already have the rest of them. Good stuff Nutn.