After receiving the Model 67 below, I noticed the serial number on the box DOES NOT match the gun. I emailed Michael (mmhoium) and here is his response after several emails.

"I don't get on this site as often as I would like, so sorry for the slow reply.

The box is the original one that came with the gun when it was purchased. The store that sold it years ago confirmed to me in their A&D books that the boxes were mixed up when the gun was originally sold. If it had been matching serial numbers, I wouldn't have sold it for $425 shipped - it cost me almost $70 to ship it to you".

I never wrote in the ad that the serial numbers were matching, so I see no reason to contact the Administrator. I'm sorry about the confusion.

-Michael

Original post: Smith & Wesson Model 67 no dash, 98%, orig box/receipt

Smith & Wesson Model 67 no dash, 98%, orig box/receipt

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I'm selling my Smith 67-no dash, 38 special. I bought it as a "New in Box" but upon receipt I sort of disagreed with the original seller. The condition is EXCELLENT, but I do believe it has been shot/handled. There is a light ring on the cylinder from rotation. I have not fired the gun.

The gun comes in its original box/paperwork with original receipt of sale from the early 1970's. The gun has a low serial number beginning with 5K6XXXX. I'm only selling because I need the money right now.

Pictures can be found here: Flickr: mmhoium's Photostream

I will try and add a few more pictures, but if there are certain images that you would like to see, please let me know. The price is $470 shipped to your FFL. Thanks.

-Michael

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Last edited by mmhoium; 10-18-2010 at 09:13 PM.

I apologized for the miscommunication over and over and over again, and here I am apologizing again. I'm sorry for the confusion.

To call my transactions "misleading" is misleading in and of itself. I have bought and sold many items on this site and hundreds of transactions on other sites. To date, this is the first time anyone has been upset with my transactions. I highly doubt it will ever happen again. I'm always honest with my transactions as evidenced in the original posting.

Once again "Smith", you received an excellent deal. I hope you get over this and enjoy the gun as much as I did.

-Michael

The gun is fine. My concern was this statement by the seller.

"The gun comes in its original box/paperwork with original receipt of sale from the early 1970's. The gun has a low serial number beginning with 5K6XXXX".
The serial number does not match the gun. I'm over it and moving on.