Thoughts on a 67 no dash?

[329]

I came across a 67 nobdash that appears to be in nice condition. No original stocks or box. Fitted with some pacemaker presentation. I know nothing about this model so any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

[S&W Fan]

That’s the stainless version of the model 15 Combat Masterpiece and as such is a wonderful revolver to shoot and enjoy. Is the rear sight stainless or blue and is there a red insert in the front sight?

There’s some good plinking and self defense ammo available in .38spl so lots of fun range time ahead if you get it.

You may get more replies in the pre 1980 section.

 

[Wiregrassguy]

The M67 no dash was made from 1972 to 1977. As S&W Fan mentions, the early production had stainless sights. How about some pictures?

 

[329]

Thanks, blued rear sight. Sorry no photos...
I will post in the pre 80 forum as well.

 

[wood714]

Bought this one a few years ago. I'm pretty sure it's never been fired outside the factory.

 

[Xfuzz]

Same as Wood....
1974 vintage with rear SS sight.

 

[329]

Would $475 be reasonable without box and original stocks?

 

[Xfuzz]

Would $475 be reasonable without box and original stocks?

Yes...I would pick it up.

 

[CH4]

It's a a stainless M15. The 67 no dash came with stainless rear sights between 1970 to about 1973ish. Depending on condition and where you live, they're a $550 to $750 gun, perhaps a little more with the stainless rear sight.

 

[ken158]

If the 67 was an LEO gun you need to check for end shake, carry up, timing, and other wear issues. I rarely will buy a retired revolver because I worked on so many and saw various issues.

 

[ladder13]

Model 67 price check

Some more info.