Christmas S&W model 15

[MedWheeler]

I have a 67-1, bought early this year for nostalgic reasons, to replace the first sidearm I was ever issued (in 1987.) The 67 is the 15 in stainless.

I haven't gotten around to shooting this one yet, but it's definitely melted-butter-slick in hand. I'm betting your 15 is as well, and you'll enjoy it. I shot that agency-issued gun quite well back in the day.

 

[DR505]

I like Model 15s! Here is the 15's stainless twin, a Model 67. This one is a first year production version, no-dash and stainless sights. Very accurate!

 

[velocette]

My 15-2, $300.00 about a year ago. It had been a duty piece for a cop. Holster wear, a bit of sweat corrosion, not so pretty, but inside, like new. A few hours with 4 O steel wool and some Brownells cold blue, a set of nice grips from ebay and voila, a nice shooter.

 

[bullseye308]

Looks like many of us have some nice old Smiths. My 67 no dash from 1974 and definitely a favorite. The single action trigger is simply amazing.

 

[CajunBass]

I'm a big fan of the Model 15. One of the finest revolvers S&W ever made. And one of the two best names for a gun ever. "Combat Masterpiece"...it just flows off the tongue. (The other contender for "best name" is Colt "Peacemaker.")

Mine is a -2. I got it 10 years or so ago. I think I paid about $400 for it, which may have been high at the time, but it had those darn diamond target stocks I'm such a sucker for....

 

[Mosin Bubba]

The K frames are really everything you need in a 38 and nothing you don't. Simple perfection.

 

[Walkalong]

I foolishly sold this one years ago when I needed some cash for another gun.

 

[Tallball]

Great purchase!

There is something very satisfying about shooting a nice Smith like that one.

 

[Steve Milbocker]

15-4