S&W 60-1 pro series

[youngwill]

I was looking at a used 640-1 pro series. It was being sold as performance center model. Are there any markings that show that it’s a Performance Center Model. It’s got the night sights on it. Serial Number starts with “ DEE “ Very smoothe double action trigger. Not very familiar with these models. I collect older model 60s. Thanks in advance.

 

[chief38]

I was under the impression the "Pro Series" was laser engraved with "Pro Series" on the right side of the Revolver below the cylinder area. It should also have a funky look fluted barrel.

 

[HardlyAble2]

Yep....

 

[two-bit cowboy]

I've read rumors that hint at the 640-1 Pro being a PC product. I've seen nothing to substantiate the claim.

It's on my right hip everyday. I like it.

 

[HardlyAble2]

Not sure where else they would install the barrel, night sights and logo? I wouldn't think they come off an assembly line configured that way? Dunno.....

 

[photoman]

My understanding of the "Pro Series" is that they are assembled on the regular production line using ~some~ parts from the Performance Center.

 

[armorer951]

Internally, the current production "Performance Center" revolvers are identical to the regular production models, with the exception of the lighter mainspring (8 pounds) and a slightly lighter rebound slide spring. (approx. 16 pounds)

 

[jcelect]

640 Pro Series

This is my 640 Pro-Series, which is a great shooter, with Curt Harlow grips!

The one that eludes me is the 632 Pro-Series. Just like the 640 Pro only in 32 H&R mag!
jcelect