Model 67 after cleanup, pictures
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Very nice.
Wrangler Rich
US Veteran
Do you want to share the process you used to make it look awesome?
Birdgun
Member
My neighbor across the street has a 67 and he literally doesn't believe in ever cleaning a gun. Your before picture looks better than his.
You've done a nice job deserving of a fine revolver.
God bless,
Birdgun
You've done a nice job deserving of a fine revolver.
God bless,
Birdgun
Nice stainless Combat Masterpiece.
I'm looking at one locally, but the guy is asking close to $600.00 for it.
Clean, original grips. No box or docs. I'm waiting him out.
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I'm looking at one locally, but the guy is asking close to $600.00 for it.
Clean, original grips. No box or docs. I'm waiting him out.
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automan71
Member
Very nice! My dad picked up a late 70's model 67, recently. Nice shooting revolver. Love those K frame 38's
Vulcan Bob
Member
Well done Sir, well done indeed! The only clean used revolver I bought last year happened to be a very nice 67. It's surprising some times what a little intelligent "elbow grease" can do. Enjoy that one!
Very nice, she looks great!
Nighthawk0083
Member
Cleaned up nicely. Great job!
bananaman
Member
Nice 67, and transformation! I find that style of stock quite comfortable. I think they are a knock off of Herrett. I have a 67 no dash. What's not to like about a 67? Bob
Texas Star
US Veteran
Frankly, I prefer the Pachmayr grips to the Sile ones. I have them on my M-66-3 and other guns.
hardcase60
Member
Tomorrow I get to snatch up a new to me 67-1 that had formerly been incarcerated in a Florida Penal Institution. It is only hoped mine will come out looking as good as Arm's. Though I seriously doubt it since she was badly scratched with an electric scribe. Great job Arm, you done good. hardcase60
UncleEd
Member
Looks to be stainless rear sight which indicates
a first year production of 1971.
a first year production of 1971.
Well, today I installed a set of magna grips on it, just do not seem right. Too much metal overhang I think and, not very comfortable. Could these be for a "J" frame?
Definitely K frame stocks, but they are incorrect for your gun. Those are PC magnas, your gun should have standard magna style stocks on it. Good job on the transformation!
Spokes
Member
Outstanding job. Must have taken hours...
JohnK
US Veteran
I detect the aroma of Renaissance Wax.
999rvlvrfan
Member
Beautiful clean up - what products and tools did you use for he cleanup?
Here is my 67 no dash. Got it about 15 years ago. Badly abused, pitted,
etc. I had it bead blasted. I like the finish. Here left to right:
Gun only left side.
Gun other side with Oliver Ball carved "dog ear" leather.
Gun with Myres #624 holster, Sparks belt, & Benchmade knife.
Gun in replica of Chic Gaylord Combat Speed Scabbard by Lefty Lewis
who does business as Bell-Charter-Oak.
Gun in a Hank Sloan holster by Bucheimer.
etc. I had it bead blasted. I like the finish. Here left to right:
Gun only left side.
Gun other side with Oliver Ball carved "dog ear" leather.
Gun with Myres #624 holster, Sparks belt, & Benchmade knife.
Gun in replica of Chic Gaylord Combat Speed Scabbard by Lefty Lewis
who does business as Bell-Charter-Oak.
Gun in a Hank Sloan holster by Bucheimer.
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hardcase60
Member
Mother's works just fine. That's what I'm using on the "new to me" 4", Model 67-1. For a high shine polish you might have to use a buffing wheel at reduced RPM. Blasphemy, I know, but it works.
hardcase60.
