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Smith & Wesson Model 65-7 .357 AS NEW
Guns International #: 100532223 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: .357 Magnum Revolvers - Smith & Wesson Revolvers
Seller's Information
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Seller: HometownFFL
Company: 021594 - HOME TOWN FFL
Member Since: 11/8/13
First Name: JOE
Last Name: GRAY
State: Connecticut
Zip: 06468
Country: United States
Phone: (203) 880-4549
Fax: (203) 880-9660
Number of Active Listings: 0
Total Number of Listings: 72
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
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Payment Types Accepted: C/C,MO,Personal/Bank Check
Description:
- OFFERS ACCEPTED AND WELCOMED
- EVERYTHING IS NEGOTIABLE
- Some of these photos just don't do this gun justice.
- cc
Credit Cards accepted - 3% Added to final fees.
The model 65 was produced from 1973 to 1999, then some minor changes were made. It continued to be produced until 2004.
The model 65 was always a popular gun with law enforcement officers, as it could handle full-power .357 magnum or .38 +P loads without a problem, and had very good balance and handling characteristics.
The model 65 is no longer produced, but can be found used or as new in box. While it's not a collectors item (yet), it is a very desirable revolver.
Specifications
Caliber: .357 Magnum, 38 Special or .38 S&W Special +P
Capacity: 6 Rounds
Barrel Length: 4" HB
Front Sight: Serrated Ramp
Rear Sight: Fixed Notch
Firing System: double action/single action
Grip: Hogue Rubber
Trigger: .312" Smooth Target
Hammer: .265" Target
Frame: Medium
Finish: Satin Stainless
Overall length: 8-7/8"
Material: Stainless Steel
Weight Empty: 35 ounces & Wesson Model 65-7. Now as you know S&W stopped making this model around 2005. Meaning they don't make this type anymore. It is only going to go up in value, and it has. This stainless steel version is basically "As New". Meaning very well cared for, not shot out and beat. Like a lot of this model that are being sold. Most are truck guns thrown under a seat. If you take care and shoot this gun like you care, it is only going to go up in value. Now is the time to invest in something that won't fluctuate like gold or oil. Instead go up in value, because like i said "they don't make it anymore".
Now i am not saying the gun is new, but pretty close.
The Model 65, like most wheel-guns, carries six rounds. If the hard-hitting .357 Magnum is too much gun for your wrist or wallet, .38 Specials in +P and normal variety can be loaded as well. Ear protection is a must when using powerful cartridges, especially with pistol-length barrels. I’ve heard .357s described as a grenade exploding and can’t argue with that assessment. Initially I didn’t appreciate the advantage of using .38 Specials in the same gun until my wife’s first trip to the gun range. While she handles the .357’s recoil very well, the soft-shooting .38s are ideal for more economical training. It also allows one to master the fundamentals of shooting revolvers without developing bad habits. After an hour of trigger time with the 65-7, she was hooked!
Will only ship to an FFL.
Accept USPS Money Orders, Bank Check, Personal Check.
Payment is expected in 5-7 days.
Shipping is USPS Priority Mail 2-Day.
Buyer may or may not pay for shipping.
Depends on the deal.
- Comes with soft black padded zipper case
SOLD