Model 67

[Sully8548]

Any Model 67 4" fans here? Picked this no dash last weekend. Looking forward to shooting it

 

[CCantu357]

I never had a Model 15 or 67 but they sure are great looking sixguns. I always liked the barrels on them, not quite pencil barrel, but yet thinner than the bull barrels of the later Model 10/64s and 19/66s.

 

[bananaman]

My 67, is probably a little older than yours. It is 1973, and has the early all stainless rear sight. Obviously they became replaced by sights as yours. They are good shooters! I don't shoot mine enough. Bob

 

[loeman]

Congratulations! A very nice find indeed. It's always nice to get an older gun that still has the OEM stocks. I'd like to find a nice one, but what I'm really waiting for to show up at a LGS or pawn shop is a 4 inch Md 64. I have a preference for fixed sights.

 

[rifmon]

Really nice gun! I've never seen a green insert on the front sight before. Is that aftermarket or did S&W do that for 67's?

 

[Sixgun100]

Great Revolvers

Carried one on-duty for years until my department authorized .357 Magnum ammunition, then switched to a Model 66. They are great revolvers. Wish I still had mine.....

 

[sodacan]

Great revolver. Enjoy it.

 

[CajunBass]

Never owned a 67, but I'm a big fan of the 15, so I see no reason I wouldn't like the 67.

Congratulations. Great find.

 

[Lobster Picnic]

I have a 67 ND with the stainless sights. Great all-around gun.

 

[Florida Guy]

I have this P.D. commemorative...

 

[GerSan69]

Somebody used to make a color sight insert kit a few years ago. It had a few different colors IIRC.
Found it: Brownell's. Yellow, green, red, orange or white. Pricey, though: $61 for the kit.
There's also an old article on Guns Magazine's site with tips on how to do it if anyone's interested. I think I might try it....

 

[george_lehr]

Larry Potterfield has a utube video on installing an insert in the front sight:
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RZvGFHZxeE[/ame]

George

 

[Gripgrabber]

Great find, I love my 67-1 4" blacksight. Good shooting!

 

[Sully8548]

This revolver is an early 1972. It would have come originally with stainless steel sights and magna wood grips. They later changed the front sight to red ramp. I bought the revolver with the green sight and Pachmyr black rubber grips. I replaced the rubber with K/L frame S&W medallion grip.

 

[Sully8548]

I have this P.D. commemorative...

Beauty. Great looking firearm.

 

[DR505]

Mine is a first year as well...I put the numbered magna stocks away and put these on. It shoots great.

 

[TAROMAN]

As long as we're on the subject, here's mine, a no-dash model.
Came out of an estate, incredibly dirty and dinged up.
Took a bit of work and its now a favorite:

 

[Igiveup]

What were the standard grips for the M67?

 

[DR505]

What were the standard grips for the M67?

Magna stocks...mine are numbered to match the frame:

But I'm sure Targets came standard as well.

 

[raylan007]

S&W checkered magnas although you see a lot of people that don't like them go with target grips.

 

[raylan007]

Checkered diamond magnas

What were the standard grips for the M67?

If you don't mind a aftermarket grip go to Altamont. They make stocks for S&W and sell direct. Good buy and fit.

 

[Igiveup]

Actually, I ordered my third set of Altamonts today for a M10-6 I picked up yesterday. It has non-original ill fitting magnas and I ordered the target grips to give them a try. Several of the pictures in this thread show the target grips, hence the question.

 

[mojave30cal]

Here's my 67-0 that I picked up 4-5 years ago for $300.00. It
was made in 1973, and did not come with the original grips.
I put these PC magnas on it because I like the way they fit
in my hands. It is a very accurate gun, and one of my favorite
guns to shoot.

 

[Sully8548]

Where do you get those Smith & Wesson trigger guard dowel stands?

 

[Twiki357]

Where do you get those Smith & Wesson trigger guard dowel stands?

I don't recall the proper term for the "trigger guard dowel stands", but there are an assortment of them on Ebay. But they are kind of pricy.

 

[Florida Guy]

Where do you get those Smith & Wesson trigger guard dowel stands?

They are more commonly known as Prop Rods.
I got one at my lgs.

 

[gibekim]

LUV MY 67-1

The 67-1 4" is my favorite range shooter. Easy to handle, accurate and easy to load for. I purchased mine for $265 several years ago. She was in rough shape but with some elbow grease some new parts and TLC brought her back to a piece which I am proud to own.

 

[turnejm]

Model 67-1 Fan !

First attempt at "Light Tent" Photography! Anyway, I have two of these put away in the safe...

Product Code = 102804
Serial Number(s) = BAR27xx (From 1988)
Spec. Order = 9067 and 4444
(The serial numbers are 12 units apart from each other)

Target Hammer, Target Trigger, Square Butt Combats!

Best that I can tell, both have never been fired.

 

[bigmoose]

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1961-1980/232103-any-model-67-fans-out-there.html

Lots of folks love the 67 on this forum. Here is an older thread.

I shoot mine often and it is on my "never sell" list.

 

[69HEMI-R/T]

Awesome Model 67 ! they are great revolvers and you will love it !