When was my S&W model 67 shipped?......
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UncleEd
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1981 production. When shipped anyone's guess.
Does it have the "heavier" non-sculpted
barrel or the "tapered" one and a smooth
or serrated trigger?
Suspect it was assembled right at the
transition period dropping the barrel
pin which started "officially" in 1982.
Does it have the "heavier" non-sculpted
barrel or the "tapered" one and a smooth
or serrated trigger?
Suspect it was assembled right at the
transition period dropping the barrel
pin which started "officially" in 1982.
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MedWheeler
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The 67 was my first issued sidearm, back in 1987. I'm pretty sure mine was a "pre-dash" example. I shot it quite well.
I bought a 67-1 a couple of years back as mostly a nostalgia piece, to replace that one. I'm not at home to look at it right now so I don't have the serial handy. Mine has the pinned barrel, so it must be older.
They're nice revolvers.
EDIT: Went home and looked at it. I was wrong; mine isn't pinned. I must have been thinking about a different gun.
I bought a 67-1 a couple of years back as mostly a nostalgia piece, to replace that one. I'm not at home to look at it right now so I don't have the serial handy. Mine has the pinned barrel, so it must be older.
They're nice revolvers.
EDIT: Went home and looked at it. I was wrong; mine isn't pinned. I must have been thinking about a different gun.
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Riomouse911
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Original Model 67 here, stainless sights and all 
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These older guns get buttery smooth with use, mine was well treated by its original owner and is a dream shooting both single action and double action.
Stay safe.
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These older guns get buttery smooth with use, mine was well treated by its original owner and is a dream shooting both single action and double action.
Stay safe.
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