S&W model 67-Pics!
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Nomadicone
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Very very nice. To me the 67 is one of the best (fun) handguns to own. I know that sounds crazy to say about a 38 spl but there is no explanation needed if you own one.
I have to agree. The K-38 and the stainless version are great revolvers
BOA, nice looking gun. And great wood.
This one I picked up for a song and polished out a sanded area on the frame. It is one of the best shooting .38's I've ever owned and the smooth presentation grips are a perfect fit for my hand.
BOA, nice looking gun. And great wood.
This one I picked up for a song and polished out a sanded area on the frame. It is one of the best shooting .38's I've ever owned and the smooth presentation grips are a perfect fit for my hand.
aarondhgraham
New member
I love mine,,,
I named her Morgana.
High performance and low maintenance,,,
Kind of like a perfect girlfriend.
But seriously,,,
If that shooter won't get it done,,,
Then the problem is far greater than a mere gun can solve.
Aarond
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I named her Morgana.
High performance and low maintenance,,,
Kind of like a perfect girlfriend.
But seriously,,,
If that shooter won't get it done,,,
Then the problem is far greater than a mere gun can solve.
Aarond
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jglsprings
New member
May I?
This one followed me home from an armored car company. I cleaned it up and gave it a new pair of shoes. I also replaced the DAO hammer assembly. But, I put it back as the double action was the finest, smoothest that I had ever seen.
This one followed me home from an armored car company. I cleaned it up and gave it a new pair of shoes. I also replaced the DAO hammer assembly. But, I put it back as the double action was the finest, smoothest that I had ever seen.
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Spiderwire
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great... now I'm drooling....
beautiful furniture on that gun
beautiful furniture on that gun
aarondhgraham
New member
Drool away Spiderwire,,,
But feel glad in that the Model 67 is very available,,,
And usually isn't a very expensive gun to buy.
It's common to pay less than $400.00 for a very nice one.
I paid $375.00 for mine + $20.00 transfer fee,,,
Less than $400.00 for a fine shooter.
Go out and get yourself one,,,
You'll be glad you did.
Aarond
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But feel glad in that the Model 67 is very available,,,
And usually isn't a very expensive gun to buy.
It's common to pay less than $400.00 for a very nice one.
I paid $375.00 for mine + $20.00 transfer fee,,,
Less than $400.00 for a fine shooter.
Go out and get yourself one,,,
You'll be glad you did.
Aarond
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Aussie-Dave
New member
My contribution. I love my M67.
Mr.RevolverGuy
New member
WOW serious drool you all have nice 67's and I can't find one in my neck of the woods to save my life.
I have very nice 64, 65 and 66 but the 67 eludes me.
I have very nice 64, 65 and 66 but the 67 eludes me.
jglsprings
New member
Mother's Mag polish
"Combat Masterpiece"...isn't that about the best name ever for a handgun?
I don't have a 67. I do have a very nice Model 15.
And I know these are pretty common, but I did pick up a very nice, I believe unfired, Model 66 (no dash) a couple of days ago. Forgive me for going off topic.
I gotta get a "tree picture" of this one.
I don't have a 67. I do have a very nice Model 15.
And I know these are pretty common, but I did pick up a very nice, I believe unfired, Model 66 (no dash) a couple of days ago. Forgive me for going off topic.
I gotta get a "tree picture" of this one.