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S&W 65-4 Sts 4 in .357 VG Mfg 1991

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S&W 65-4 Sts 4 in .357 VG Mfg 1991

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Sale Pending - $279.95

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Description: From its BNN serial number prefix, this Smith & Wesson Model 65-4 was manufactured in late 1991. It is in Very Good Condition by our estimate. Cylinder has about 5-10 percent light pecky scouring at places. The main detraction is that the knurled area of the ejector rod end has been flattened. Forward side plate screw shows mild stress, and there is extensive light pecking on the side plate and trigger guard. These are the exposed areas, of course, during duty carry. Note the pecky scuffing on the small area beside the rear sight. Apart from the detractions we have pointed out, this revolver's surface has much to commend it. Sight, barrel exterior, and matte area on top of the revolver are all well preserved. The Satin Stainless hammer and trigger are all very clean and detraction free. Grips, not that much of a factory in most buyers' consideration, have moderate to heavy wear mostly on the exposed right side. Mechanically, this revolver is Very Good in our estimation. Blast effect to the underside of the frame topstrap directly above the forcing cone is moderate, about .001 or so, and does not traverse the entire width of the topstrap. Rifling is full strength in the bore, but there appears to be slight amounts of metal fouling remaining. Cylinder chambers are clean and excellent. Lateral wobble to the cylinder is moderate, both with the trigger pulled and trigger relaxed. Cylinder face to forcing cone gap is .008, more than average. In double action, the hammer travels 15 degrees or so after the cylinder times into place, with 20 degree or more travel in single action. Double action pull is smooth and consistent; and the single action pull is crisp, around 4 pounds. This is a good, solid, serviceable mode 65-4. Own it for only $ 279.95

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Condition: Used, Minor Wear

Caliber: .357 Magnum

Item #: 995402104

Stock No.: HG0620

Location: TN

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Shipping Notes: $10 flat fee, USPS Priority Mail, insured.We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. MC or Visa phone- or fax-in orders shipped same day; USPS Money Order paid items shipped same day. Our address & phone information is: Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, TN 38 Phone # is ; fax # on request. We are in the store 8:30 - 4 Central Time Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri; 8:30 - 2 CST Wed & Sat; closed Sunday. We can accept FFLs not o

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