Summit Gun Broker has Police Trade in S&W Model 64's $265

[mrg455 6]

Smith & Wesson Model 64

 

38 spc with 4" heavy barrel

Model 64

(SKU #XXXXXX)

We have an assorted pile of S&W 64. All have 4" heavy barrels and rubber grips. Some Hogue and some Pachmayer. We have everything from They are all duty guns and have a number on the right side of the barrel. I am going to try to buff one out and see how nice I can make the finish. They are all stainless and work well. 

Price: $265.00

 

Seems like a decent deal for a solid shooter.

 

http://summitgunbroker.com/65.html

[NYMetsFan86 9]

oh man time to put in for more permits

[Pythagoras 2]

Agh, why did I just buy a 38 snub?!

[GRIZ 3,369]

Agh, why did I just buy a 38 snub?!

Because you need one of those too.

[siderman 1,137]

wish I'd known about this a few weeks ago would've gone for one but too late now, they're on vaca and our permit here is expiring before they return. Would have made for a good house gun you stash somewhere

[falcone 89]

Anybody order one? Got my permits in today and might use one on this.

[DSD1026 48]

i would have already ordered one if it was a Model 65..   really want a 357 rather than a dedicated 38... 

[302w 83]

I love mine. Mine was an Australian LEO trade in though bud's. You want a 64-5 or earlier since later guns had MIM parts and locks.

 

As for 357...these things can handle "true" 38 special loads which are practically as hot as 357. So if you wanted to load lower end 38-44 rounds the gun wouldn't care. My philosophy is most people shoot 38s most often in their 357s anyway. Plus I prefer 38 for SD.

[illy 1]

My philosophy is most people shoot 38s most often in their 357s anyway. Plus I prefer 38 for SD.

I have to agree.

I love shooting .357s at the range. In fact it's my favorite caliber.

But for HD and target shooting, I stick to. 38s.

[illy 1]

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