Smith & Wesson Model 67 No Dash .38 Spl Revolver

[Dickens]

Before I get into the details, here is some general information:

The price includes shipping with full value insurance. Due to excessive local FFL fees, I will only ship using [URL='http://www.shipmygun.com[/url']www.shipmygun.com[/url]. Please make sure that your receiving FFL participates in the SMG program. If you're not sure, let me know and I will check. Also, I will be happy to answer any questions that you may have.

I do not use electronic payment methods for firearms so a US postal money would be the manner of payment.

For sale is Model 67 no dash. This one left the factory in September of 1974 and is in great condition considering that it shipped over 51 years ago. I would estimate that it's overall condition to be 95% plus. As you can see by the lack of case marks on the recoil shield and the lack of wear to the ejector rod, it's been fired very little. Sadly, I do not have the box, paperwork, or tool kit. Timing and lockup are spot on with no end shake or hammer pushoff. Priced at $725.00.

 

[tyr_shadowblade]

I believe the Smith 2213 was the same (or very similar) handgun used in the film Taxi Driver, affixed to an improvised sleeve rig.

 

[Dickens]

I believe the Smith 2213 was the same (or very similar) handgun used in the film Taxi Driver, affixed to an improvised sleeve rig.

The 2213 also makes a great suppressor host using this adapter kit: https://www.ewkarms.com/zen8/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=8. Due to the low placement of the barrel, a suppressor will not obscure the sights.

 

[Dickens]

Bump to start the week.

 

[Dickens]

The 67-1 is sold pending payment.

 

[Dickens]

Weekend bump then they're off to Gunbroker on Monday.