Performance Center Model??...
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carl3989
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Any Performance Center gun would be worth $75 differance to me. Which begs the question why the difference in price is so minimal? Photos would be certainly helpful, in that I can't find any info. either.
labworm
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One shop I visited had an NIB 637 for $395...
Checked with Buds for pricing and he has them at $400 standard and $450 for the Performance model...
Just wondering if 'Performance' had any 'internal' mods/upgrades (trigger, hammer, springs, etc.)... or if its just the wood grips.
Maybe I'll just call S&W tomorrow and ask.
Appreciate the input.
Checked with Buds for pricing and he has them at $400 standard and $450 for the Performance model...
Just wondering if 'Performance' had any 'internal' mods/upgrades (trigger, hammer, springs, etc.)... or if its just the wood grips.
Maybe I'll just call S&W tomorrow and ask.
Appreciate the input.
Polished cylinder flutes
chrome plated bobbed hammer
hand polished chrome plated trigger
PC tuned action
clip grip
Gunsmoke logo
model 637 / sku 170347
I don't think the grips are wood on the performance center 637, they are synthetic according to literature (2014 catalogue)
chrome plated bobbed hammer
hand polished chrome plated trigger
PC tuned action
clip grip
Gunsmoke logo
model 637 / sku 170347
I don't think the grips are wood on the performance center 637, they are synthetic according to literature (2014 catalogue)
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There's 2 PC 637s,one is the Wyatt Deep Cover aka Gunsmoke with the bobbed hammer, appearance package, belt clip grip and action job and 1 is the Talo with wood grips and action job. Talo also has a 642 PC with the same features as their 637.
USMCsilver
Member
Got a BNIB Wyatt today in trade. It's got a nice set of wooden grips added to it. Fella put an adhesive ClipDraw on it, as well. It's unfired with box, and all...
I'm not sure if I wanna keep it or sell it. It's purdy, that's for sure. However, I have a 351PD and my wife has an older humpback; we just don't need this gun, but I hate to get rid of something that seem so nice...
Just thought I'd share. Here she is:
(his picture)
I'm not sure if I wanna keep it or sell it. It's purdy, that's for sure. However, I have a 351PD and my wife has an older humpback; we just don't need this gun, but I hate to get rid of something that seem so nice...
Just thought I'd share. Here she is:
(his picture)
Got a BNIB Wyatt today in trade. It's got a nice set of wooden grips added to it. Fella put an adhesive ClipDraw on it, as well. It's unfired with box, and all...
I'm not sure if I wanna keep it or sell it. It's purdy, that's for sure. However, I have a 351PD and my wife has an older humpback; we just don't need this gun, but I hate to get rid of something that seem so nice...
Just thought I'd share. Here she is:
(his picture)
Looks sweet with those grips.Been checking that model out on the interweb this weekend,between that an a standard model 642,cant decide.Are the actions on the peformance center enhanced that much better/
USMCsilver
Member
One of the smoothest actions I've ever pulled on a revolver.
I'm not a huge fan of all the damned laser etching, but who really cares?
If the 642 and the 637 were sided by side, and $70 didn't matter, well...I'd be all over the 637.
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nawilson
US Veteran
LGS here had all four on display Friday- 642, 637, Gunsmoke, 642 PC, and the 637 PC. I looked at the 642s, and the trigger was distinctly smoother. I think it was worth the $70 difference.
