Originally Posted by revolvergeek
VERY nice stuff! Clarks has one of my 3" 65s right now for a trigger job, dovetailed in front sight, opened up rear sight, and a bead blast refinish. Hopefully I will get my hands on it next month!
Make sure to post pics. I wouldn't mind sending my m65 in for a front /rear sight work.
Absolutely will. I am huge fan of 2" 10s/12s and 3" 13s so I am very excited about this project.
This is one of the recent little projects that they did for me. I always wanted a 3" 640. I have been very please with all the work that Clarks has done for me.
Clay does very nice work.
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Recently saw one much like this on gunbroker but with Herrett grips. Compelling little gat.This is one of the recent little projects that they did for me. I always wanted a 3" 640. I have been very please with all the work that Clarks has done for me.
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Much rotating goodness here!
I have one of the early 640s that I’ve considered rebarreling to 3”, some day I’ll find one in the wild. Beautiful gun!This is one of the recent little projects that they did for me. I always wanted a 3" 640. I have been very please with all the work that Clarks has done for me.
Ken
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