Smith & Wesson Model 64-2

[BubbaDX]

Friday while I was out for lunch I stopped in at a local gun shop that is close to where I work. While browsing the used gun counter I spotted a nice looking S&W revolver. The lockup was tight and there was absolutely no wear on the grips. It was marked $459 and I could not leave it there. I asked how much to buy it today and the owner came back with $400. SOLD without even a second thought. This is a late seventies era Model 64-2. It's stainless with the original grips, original box, cleaning kit and manuals. I filled out the paperwork, paid for it and headed back to work.

What makes this one more special to me, this is my very first Smith & Wesson revolver. Here are a couple pictures. I think this was a great buy. What do you think?

 

[BubbaDX]

Here is 1 more pic

 

[RICHGCOOP]

That's a real nice looking Smith&Wesson.
That will make a real nice carry peace. Is it chambered in 38 special or 357 mag.
Nice score.

RICHGCOOP



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[BubbaDX]

Its a 38 special

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Looks like you'll be ordering another bullet mold. Like 150 gr SWC Keith type.

RICHGCOOP



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[BubbaDX]

I might very well be ordering another mold. I want to start reloading for my 357 and 38 special. I have only looked briefly for molds, but I already have the dies for my press.

 

[RICHGCOOP]

Here is the lyman four cavity Bullet mold I use for my 357 & 38 Spc.


RICHGCOOP



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[Slowhand]

Very nice.

 

[BubbaDX]

I shot 12 round on Sunday before the range closed and I had to leave. This 38 shots very good and the trigger in single action is fantastic. At 7 yards I think you would have to try to miss.