Model 67

[Igiveup]

When did the manufacture of model 67´s begin?

 

[CH4]

Around 73/74

Edit: Mine was shipped in 82ish

 

[JP@AK]

Actually, 1972.

 

[CH4]

Damn, I've been wrong twice today

 

[JP@AK]

I've been wrong twice today.

Only twice? Heck, I usually lose count each day . . .

 

[Moo Moo]

Only twice? Heck, I usually lose count each day . . .

Yeah. Just ask my wife!

 

[Pantherclass2004]

Yeah. Just ask my wife!

LMAO….I know the feeling, but would not want to be without her.

 

[bananaman]

This is an all stainless 67 no dash from 1973. Bob

 

[shamuscull]

1972 Model 67

 

[sw dan]

hi folks,
did all no dash's only have ss sights? or did some have black rear, red front? thanks....dan

 

[smoothshooter]

Only twice? Heck, I usually lose count each day . . .

Fear not.
If you are married your wife is almost certainly keeping track, and is mentally tagging each instance a date and time stamp, categorized by topic

 

[pharmer]

hi folks,..... did some have black rear, red front? thanks....dan

Yes. 67-0 on top. Joe

 

[IamCaleb]

Beautiful 67s!


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[Charlie Foxtrott]

My current everyday carry piece is a model 67.

I carry it in an El Paso Saddlery Sky six rig. I have a great deal of confidence in it.

 

[JP@AK]

If you are married your wife is almost certainly keeping track, and is mentally tagging each instance a date and time stamp, categorized by topic.

Well, no. We've been married for 52 years and have long since put such pettiness behind us. I'm very grateful for my life-long friend who is also my beloved wife.

 

[DR505]

This is a no-dash from 1972:

Great revolver.

 

[Charlie Foxtrott]

If I had a wife anything like that.

Fear not.
If you are married your wife is almost certainly keeping track, and is mentally tagging each instance a date and time stamp, categorized by topic

I would have ditched her a long time ago. Just sayin.

 

[AveragEd]

I might be way wrong but I could swear I read somewhere that the black rear sights didn't come on Model 67s until sometime during the -1 era.

Mine is a no-dash with the stainless sights. I rescued it about four years ago from someone who polished it until it resembled a 1960s Cadillac bumper for $300 with no stocks. I invested $115 having it completely dissembled, cleaned and lubed and the brushed finish restored. I haven't shot it and have no plans to do so. I bought it with plans of shooting it a lot but it came out so like-new that I haven't been able to bring myself to do that.

Ed

 

[Igiveup]

AveragEd, nice grips on that revolver. Are they issued with the gun or an add on?

 

[AveragEd]

I bought the gun with no stocks but it would have come with square-bottomed Magnas or "service stocks," a set of which I obtained for it but I like the checkered targets better. They came from my collection of them.

Ed