stans
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I am posting this on both The High Road and the Smith & Wesson Forums. I just purchased a Smith & Wesson 4506 that is marked 645 on the receiver. Here are the particulars.
4506 marked 645, serial TBU26XX.
Definitely a third generation pistol.
Curved back strap polymer wrap around S&W checkered grip.
Unmarked night sights, possibly Meprolight.
Condition is about 98%, matte stainless.
Metal base plate magazine with orange plastic follower, 8 rounds.
Trigger pull is fairly light and very smooth, both double and single action.
Lockup is tight, a little slide movement, no barrel movement at lock up.
No box or papers.
Asking price was $500, final price was $450.
So, how did I do? I am thinking about shooting this one a lot. Maybe remove its sharp edges and possibly polish the flat surfaces of the slide and the raised flat portion of the receiver. Maybe even tread into the nether regions of 45 Super.
4506 marked 645, serial TBU26XX.
Definitely a third generation pistol.
Curved back strap polymer wrap around S&W checkered grip.
Unmarked night sights, possibly Meprolight.
Condition is about 98%, matte stainless.
Metal base plate magazine with orange plastic follower, 8 rounds.
Trigger pull is fairly light and very smooth, both double and single action.
Lockup is tight, a little slide movement, no barrel movement at lock up.
No box or papers.
Asking price was $500, final price was $450.
So, how did I do? I am thinking about shooting this one a lot. Maybe remove its sharp edges and possibly polish the flat surfaces of the slide and the raised flat portion of the receiver. Maybe even tread into the nether regions of 45 Super.