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Both excellent buys. Congrats on the find and the purchase.

Mine was a gift from my father-in-law in 1968. Used it a few years, then retired it. It is a wonderful knife and carries many memories.

I do not sign petitions that want my information and don't offer confidentiality. Anyone can get the list and have all the information that need to start a negative campaign on and individual. My SIL, a very tech savvy person, was able to extricate himself from the fallout but only after his...

Yes Dear, is the most important phrase for a happily married man. See, it paid off in you getting a beautiful and useful revolver.

Prying a side plate off is akin to running crystal goblets through the dishwasher. Possible it will be ok but the probability is too high for something to go wrong. I worked for a Master Gunsmith that was a true master on Smith and Wesson revolver. He never pried any side plate. He sometimes...

Excellent Buy!!!!! Excellent revolver. I have a regular HB 65-5 with a lot of carry wear but a tremendous revolver. Just shoot and enjoy.

Be patient, dry fire until you almost pass out. The trigger gets smooth but not much lighter. I have had mine since 1990 and really enjoy it. I also have some smiths.

If you snooze you lose. BUY IT!!!! I have a 15-4 in about 90 percent condition, great trigger and lockup. But someone scratched some numbers on the left side of the frame. Otherwise, absolutely a great gun and shooter. Fantastic trigger.

Love it!!!!! Go forth, shoot and enjoy a piece of history.

Shoot center mass; there is nothing worse than a wounded aggressor unless it is a mother protecting her babies.

No help but you have a great revolver!!!!!!!!!

I am very interested in the answers since mine is 192388. Congratulations on having a great shooter

How is it you guys get the tools with your new guns. I got the tools when I bought used LNIB, otherwise with some 15 new buys, there has never been anything in the box.

May peace be with you on your journey. I lost my daughter 2 years ago after a 2 year fight. Her motto was; yesterday is history, tomorrow is unknown, today is the PRESENT, enjoy it to the max.

Without the grips, I would pay $450 every time I see one in that condition.

Model 64 is a great revolver and that is a great price if it passes the inspect the proper inspection. I don't like DAO but from a Concealed Carry standpoint, that is definitely a plus for your own defense in case you have to use it.

Buy a 27 for future value and let in reside in the safe. Buy a 28 for all other uses plus it will grow in value but at a slower and lower rate of growth.

Quote "What's with the finger grooves? You can hardly find a grip that doesn't have them. I hate them." You are in great company; Jerry Miculek will not use them. Look at the JM grip, no finger grooves. According to Jerry, face to face conversation, without finger grooves, you can adjust to...

Gladly give your daughter the gun; it is replaceable, she isn't. My Ruger Mark I went with her when she bought a condo. I lost her at age 42 to cancer; my son-in-law offered it back to me. I declined the offer due to the emotions that hit each time I looked at the firearm. Again, the...

The value of anything is established when neither the buyer nor the seller are under duress. In this case, I think the buyer was under a little duress but was greatly rewarded for his efforts. The revolvers are beyond my ability to use the english language.