One of the dealers at the Lawrenceville gun show today had several of those 64's priced at $349. There must be a big LE department somewhere that is getting rid of them.
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Glad you found something because they were flying out of there. They got another shipment in apparently Friday. I think it was mostly shotguns long guns and lots of semi-automatics.
They had a rack of sporting shotguns and a table full of pump actions that might have been police guns.
There was a bunch of 64s with locks that were in pretty decent shape. I thought about getting one of those and doing the lock delete but decided to stick with what I know.
It was worth the trip. Thanks for posting that.
There was a fair amount of neglect. The side plate didn’t want to pop off due to accumulate goo.
Everything got disassembled except the cylinder. I need to get one of the tools to properly remove the ejector rod. I’m always slightly amazed when I put one back together that I don’t have any spare parts and everything works correctly.
I guess I got all the parts back in their proper spots.
I’m fairly certain the main spring is heavier than stock. I’ve short strokes it a couple times trying some “fast” double action shooting. I’ll probably spring for one of the Wolff springs at some point. I’m not shooting it quite as well as my 10-8 but it’ll do for casual range and even not so casual social purposes should that particular need ever arise.
I’m fairly certain the main spring is heavier than stock. I’ve short strokes it a couple times trying some “fast” double action shooting. I’ll probably spring for one of the Wolff springs at some point. I’m not shooting it quite as well as my 10-8 but it’ll do for casual range and even not so casual social purposes should that particular need ever arise.
Awesome job bring new life to a firearm that has probably been in a PD lock up for 5-10 years. Haha. Got paroled and rehabilitated
My newest acquisition, 1972 (first year production) 150 series ruger Security Six (low back). Pretty close to perfect condition.
That is gorgeous.
Well this one took a while folks. Start with a pre 19 1956.
