Model 67
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Charlie Foxtrott
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This is interesting
Because I have a no dash that has CCSCPD engraved on the frame. It is actually my current carry gun in an El Paso saddlery Sky six rig.
Because I have a no dash that has CCSCPD engraved on the frame. It is actually my current carry gun in an El Paso saddlery Sky six rig.
Bumpus13
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Here she is. They assumed it was a police turn-in, but maybe not?:
- no explicit police markings, unless the frame stampings are indicative of a police armory?
- it's a no-dash. wasn't the Dash-1 used more by police for the improved sights?
- would a LEO add a trigger shoe?
I think I'll remove the trigger shoe first thing.
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Nice score!
I'm happy it was still waiting for you when you went back. Enjoy it!
KevinHee
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I had my wifes and my issue model 67-1s out just the other day. Neither gets shot anymore, but we will never get rid of them. I replaced the hammers from the double action only LAPD issue back to original. Both have other modifications.
The heavy barrel and model 17 front sight on mine was a popular modification during the 4" only time on LAPD,(before my time) lots of the cutdown model 14s had a 17s sight or the sight off the 14 if it was old enough to be pinned. Saw a few with pinned ramps but they were rare.
The heavy barrel and model 17 front sight on mine was a popular modification during the 4" only time on LAPD,(before my time) lots of the cutdown model 14s had a 17s sight or the sight off the 14 if it was old enough to be pinned. Saw a few with pinned ramps but they were rare.
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attn CALREB
So your HB 67-1 is a mod, and not an agency-special order? Looks like the 4" HB 14 with Patridge sight my supervisor carried. Loved the looks of that gun. Shot like a target revolver (which it was). Forgive me, your HB the one on the bottom, correct?
My 67 no-dash is rarely shot, but it always walks out of the safe to shoot a perfect score on CCW renewal. After 19,000+ rounds, it knows what to do. Maybe next time, I'll use the trigger and not let the gun work by itself.
Be safe, partner. Check 6.
Kaaskop49
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So your HB 67-1 is a mod, and not an agency-special order? Looks like the 4" HB 14 with Patridge sight my supervisor carried. Loved the looks of that gun. Shot like a target revolver (which it was). Forgive me, your HB the one on the bottom, correct?
My 67 no-dash is rarely shot, but it always walks out of the safe to shoot a perfect score on CCW renewal. After 19,000+ rounds, it knows what to do. Maybe next time, I'll use the trigger and not let the gun work by itself.
Be safe, partner. Check 6.Kaaskop49
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As I've posted before, there are a lot of optimists out there. Many "cement-mixer" guns on consignment in my range/LGS with jewelry store prices. My 67 no-dash was one of the early ones, purchased in '73. Any no-dash is going to be 40 years old. Very few guns in this age range are in decent shape, unlike the one you saw. I'd also pass.
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I love my 67! Great gun.
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Three or four years ago I was in a pawn shop (that had a very nice gun section) looking at snubby H&R .22. They had a 67 in there that had sat for a long time. They basically made me buy it for $200. An hour or so of cleaning and polishing and I had a nice gun. It sold on GB last year for around $500. .38s can be great bargains these days as revolvers are taking a back seat to bottom feeders and everyone wants a magnum if they do get a revolver.
