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08-26-2017, 01:09 PM
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Trading 640-1 fairly?
Is it reasonable to seek a trade where a 640-1 in excellent condition with box and papers is wanted to be traded for a Model 60 three-inch barrel in comparable condition? Whether or not the 60 has the lock is irrelevant.
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08-26-2017, 02:54 PM
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For me personally, in today's market, if the revolvers are in comparable condtion and fully functional, gun for gun values are not a lot different. Depends on which a person likes the best! Again, for me, my 640-1 is my all time favorite J frame. I much prefer the Centennial style over the guns with exposed hammers. I know there are lots of folks who feel differently. Mine is an EDC gun, and I really can find no fault with it. Nothing at all wrong with the Model 60 3" either, but my choice between the two is the Model 640-1.
What I'm saying is that I would not trade my 640-1 for the Model 60 (any dash). I would trade my model 60 (any dash) for the 640-1 and feel I got the best end of the deal, if both guns were in comparable condition. I would pay more for the 640-1 over the Model 60 if I were buying either one, because I personally like the 640-1 much the best. The Model 640-1 is not being made any longer. And I prefer the older revolver!
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08-26-2017, 03:09 PM
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It depends on your definition of "reasonable" and for what reasons. They are comparable guns so from a functional standpoint, why not? But there are 3" model 60s and there are 3" model 60s, some of which will bring 2-3 times the price of an average 640-1. And if you have model 60 (or 640-1) fever, all bets are off . Good luck in your decision.
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08-26-2017, 04:02 PM
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Owning 2 Md 640-1's and a Md 60-10 3", I can tell you that for me I would not consider trading my 3" 60-10 for a 640-1.
But if someone wanted to trade me a 3" 60-10 for 1 of my 640-1's, I'd make that trade in a heart beat, but I guess that's just me.
Good luck in whatever you decided to do.
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08-26-2017, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 05CarbonDRZ
The market is flooded with 640-1's from the recent Police trade in's,They can be had for $375 shipped to your FFL it your patient.
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^^^^what he said. The 60 with exposed hammer is more of a holster gun while the concealed hammer 640, although heavy, can be carried pocketed. I would just buy another gun, but if that is not an option, your 640 IMO is more useful. YMMV.
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