S&W mod 67

[joneb]

I'm considering one of these, it appears to be a stainless version of the model 15 the barrel length of this 67 is 4".
I know little about this gun, it's condition is excellent. I don't know if it is +P compatible but it seems like it. Any comments will be appreciated. thanks jj

 

[k-frame]

It's a good shooter

Not sure about the +P as I usually shoot vanilla .38 in my M-67 but it's a darn nice shooter with good balance. Mine is circa 1986, a 67-1 model. How much is the seller asking and how old is the gun?

 

[8830]

The 67 is the stainless version of the 15. They are very good guns and can handle +P ammo just fine. Get one, you'll love it.

 

[joneb]

I didn't notice if there was dash # behind the 67 I was suffering from sticker shock the seller was asking $425 and at the time the price seemed to distract me, but while driving home I wondered what would happen if I laid down $350 cash on the counter. I would not buy a new S&W, So when I come across older Smiths in good condition I get excited

 

[DaleCooper51]

They are nice but I think $425 is probably about $100 high.

 

[joneb]

They are nice but I think $425 is probably about $100 high.

I agree, but I also realize things aren't what they used to be The new S&W mod 67 would cost about $600 I wouldn't give $250 for that piece of cr@p

 

[DaleCooper51]

I agree with you on that jibjab.

Also thinking about it, I paid $325 plus $25 shipping and another $25 transfer fee, so I am into it for about $375. It is also by far my favorite K-frame. It points, carries, and shoots very well. Mine has turned into my favorite woods gun.

 

[Ala Dan]

The S&W model 67 is not a piece of crap guy's, come on now tell the truth~!
These are identical to the K frame S&W model 15's, but constructed of stain
less steel with a 4" tube. I had an early one myself, that I turned over for a
6" blued Colt Python. Ooooo wee, now I don't have either~! I think
$275 isn't a bad price for a 98 per center (S&W model 67).

 

[joneb]

Alan, my last post was a little confusing, even to me what I was trying to say is the price for the older S&W m-67 seemed high, and that I wouldn't pay $250 for a new S&W m-67 with it's internal lock and cheesy parts. like this one; http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...angId=-1&parent_category_rn=15705&isFirearm=Y
I went back today and offered $375 the seller said "no can do"

 

[45Badger]

I paid $330, transfer included for mine. Nice little gun.

 

[Old 112]

$375 is a reasonable offer.

Did you happen to find out what the dash # is, and did it have the box and papers?

Old 112

 

[joneb]

There is no dash, no Box, and no papers.