Description
Used police trade-in Smith & Wesson 640-3 in King's Good condition. The Model 640-3 is a small-frame, concealed-hammer revolver that packs a full-sized punch. Features: Stainless steel frame, barrel and cylinder, Black Blade Front Sight and Fixed Rear Sight, Snag-Free enclosed hammer, Rated for continuous +P use. Chambered in .357 Magnum with a 2.125" barrel. Will shot 38SPL+P. Double Action ONLY. No box or key for cylinder lock. S&W Sku # 163690. May show some holster wear or scratches from use. Item received may not be item pictured, but is representative of quality and condition. Pictures are of multiple guns. This gun was function tested and visually inspected only. It has not been test fired. Must be 21 to purchase. Take advantage of our 12-month in-house financing! 20% down and your gun ships! No credit checks! No sales to California, New York or DC. $15 shipping
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Comments (7)
"Will shot 38SPL+P. Double Action ONLY. " .... But it's chambered for 357. So what does that mean, will it shoot normal 38 special?
Its double action only, that is there's no exposed hammer to cock manually. It is rated for a steady diet of .38 Special +P, AND it will fire .357 Magnum.
Classified ads are prohibited per the posting guidelines. This ain't armslist.
This isn't a classified even though it seems like it from the description. It's a listing for police trade-ins on multiple firearms. I've bought from King's before and they will buy an entire department's guns and then list them en masse under one listing.
King's is great. Great prices on police trade-ins. I bought a Gen 4 G21 off them barely used (emphasis on barely used) for about $75 cheaper than I could get anywhere new. I also bought a .357 Ruger police trade-in off them too. It's really hard to beat their prices on used guns.
Bought one revolver from King's, advertised as functional. Cylinder was locked so tightly, neither of two very strong men could open it by hand. I hadn't taken delivery, so I wasn't about to try to pound it open with a rubber hammer. You couldn't pull the trigger. Even a casual inspection would've revealed this.
It was also a massive, 5-week ordeal getting it returned and getting a refund. Never, never again.