Model 65-3 ECSD marked.
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G.T. Smith
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Hey coneten,
I like that 65, but then I am a 65 freak. Usually they are reasonably priced as compared to other models, but in my opinion, and I have shot several other models, the action is one of the smoothest I've felt in a stock handgun. I have a 65-4 ser no. BERxxxx made in 1990. It is marked in about the same place but I haven't had any luck finding out what it means except that is probably a LEO trade in. Good luck. Those are good shooters for sure. here is a pic-o-mine.
Peace,
gordon
Hey coneten,
I like that 65, but then I am a 65 freak. Usually they are reasonably priced as compared to other models, but in my opinion, and I have shot several other models, the action is one of the smoothest I've felt in a stock handgun. I have a 65-4 ser no. BERxxxx made in 1990. It is marked in about the same place but I haven't had any luck finding out what it means except that is probably a LEO trade in. Good luck. Those are good shooters for sure. here is a pic-o-mine.
Peace,
gordon
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I just got some good info on my ESCD marked revolver. A gunboards member was in corrections academy and recalled the revolvers being marked ECSD. Escambia Couty Sheriffs Department..Pensacola, Fla. Stainless in Florida..good idea!
