I hate internal locks, but decided to jump on this one.
S&W MODEL 64 .38 SPL +P REVOLVER 3" WITH INTERNAL LOCK - SS FINISH - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRADE-IN
https://www.centerfiresystems.com/p-...-trade-in.aspx
Inventory shows 7 remaining.
I hate internal locks, but decided to jump on this one.
S&W MODEL 64 .38 SPL +P REVOLVER 3" WITH INTERNAL LOCK - SS FINISH - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRADE-IN
https://www.centerfiresystems.com/p-...-trade-in.aspx
Inventory shows 7 remaining.
goddammit
Worst. Timing. Ever. Sadly, I’m going to have to miss out on these.
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It certainly is a buyers market.. Seems like alot of used trade-in, or contract overrun pistols showing up lately..I bought one of the 3" SP101's in the thread below.. You can't go wrong with either one these for the money..
I don't own a Smith with an internal lock. Are those things really a big deal on a steel medium frame gun shooting .38 SPL? Or is it only a concern for light alloy guns shooting magnum loads. I'm asking for friend because I...errr he doesn't want to spend extra on a used gun to disable that lock if it's not necessary.
Well I have a M69, .44mag, and I've shot some pretty stiff loads thru it, and I've never had a problem with the lock..Originally Posted by Paul D
My only ILS equipped Smith revolver is a six year old 442-2 with about 600 rounds through it with no problems whatsoever.
I would spring for one of the advertised 64s if I just hadn’t found a M64 3” NY-1 revolver last weekend. Budget blown for now.
Internal lock by list manufactured in the 70's.
I caught that too
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