Used Police Smith Wesson Model 67

bbaick · Feb 26, 2019

Thoughts on this offering from Sportsman’s? It looks like retired police revolvers from the 70’s through 80’s?

They have the option for the 67 or 67-1. The 67-1 is $20 more for about the same condition? Why the price difference? I assumed the older 67 would carry the premium, not a later 67-1.

I’d love to get one with wood grips and they are all pre-lock!

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/208960

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/208966

SolomonsCommune · Feb 26, 2019

I dont have any info to give you other than those are pretty guns! Damn I love me some revolvers...

Rack&Roll · Feb 26, 2019

Pinned barrels, recessed cylinders and with the stainless steel finish you can shine them until they look like nickel.

EarnestT · Feb 26, 2019

are they really worth the price?

Brownl345 · Feb 26, 2019

I think you could do better on a model 67. For that price, I need to know exactly which revolver I'm getting, not a "you'll get one out of these pictures."

ken792 · Feb 26, 2019

The only difference initially between a 67 and 67-1 was moving the gas ring from the yoke to the cylinder. Later on in -1, they deleted the pinned barrel, but the ones pictured all have pins.

python · Feb 27, 2019

The 2nd photo showed one with a stainless steel rear sight. That is a very early no dash model that would be well worth the price in nice condition. The prices are OK. Almost any S&W revolver with a pin in the barrel is worth that much if it's in good shape.

python · Mar 2, 2019

Rack&Roll said:
Pinned barrels, recessed cylinders and with the stainless steel finish you can shine them until they look like nickel.

No counterbored cylinder on any model 67. That was reserved for magnum revolvers until 1982. Rimfires were and still are recessed.

Magnumite · Mar 2, 2019

They are probably capitalizing on the lack of the Hillary lock

Reptile · Mar 25, 2019

I took a chance and ordered a 67 no dash. What I got was pretty darn nice with original wood grips stamped inside with the same serial number as the pistol. The grips show respectable wear given its production year of 1972. I took it to the range. The trigger was incrediblly smooth and the sights were dead on at 25 feet. Here's a photo after I polished it up a little with "Mother's".

3paul10 · Mar 25, 2019

you just cant go wrong with a good old S&W.

rseymorejr · Mar 25, 2019

Very nice

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