Glad it shoots good for you. Wish I could have attended but my back insisted that I lay on the heating pad all afternoon. Can almost stand up straight now.

 

More pics...first shooting Left to right then back at the smaller targets and head....

Next is head shots from 15 feet, DA and at a quick rate of fire...

 

Excellent time spent and sounds like you have another keeper.

 

I hope that I recommended the M-67 to you. My M-67 no dash is my only target type revolver, and I enjoy shooting it using a bench rest. I sold my M-17-4 because I can not hold up a longer barrel, due to both my shoulder injuries. All my other S&W's are self defense snubbies, that are easier to shoot one handed. Gettin' too old (almost 70).......have to be happy doin' the best I can! Bob

 

Love those old model 67's great guns. Carried one for a few years .

 

Love that pancake holster. Thought you might have been on the LAPD till I saw that you are from Florida. My department didn't allow pancakes. I used a Hoyt holster (front break) during my time in patrol.

Nice Model 67. I should have bought a Model 15 or 67 when they were still common. My department issued Model 15s.

 

My first cousin Jerry Ferrin was an LAPD cop. i went out LA and rode with him a couple of shifts while visiting my Uncle . He got me an LAPD Clam Shell/Pancake. Recently sold it to a collector. i carried it for 3 or4 years before we went to Autos in 1980s.

 

In the world of refined and civilized handguns The model 15 is perhaps KING.
If you care to mix in indestructible with refined and civilized you come up with a mod. 67 for a win ,win.

A well mannered handgun ,capable of great things , with the proper ammo.

My 67-1 is so civilized I seldom hear it calling out on range day in lieu of flashier performers . I need to pay more attention and rectify that. Thanks for reminding me.

 

Any day at the range is a good day. Nice shooting with a great gun. Thanks for sharing the really cold report.

 

Great day at the range....! I too like the ole 67's.

 

That is a fine report and sounds like a good time!

 

Good report. You are making me more anxious to get my newly acquired Model 65-8 out to the range.

 

No the company that made them went out of business after LAPD stopped carrying revolvers they were never made for Autos. Also new holsters and trainers came along and did not want the finger inside the trigger guard when drawing. .. You can find one once in a while at a gun show. some are not in good shape like mine was. Values now between $100 and $300 depending on condition and working condition.