This is the first firearm I was issued as a cop

Great gun. Very reliable.

as good a gun as you can get for the caliber.

Great Pistol....

Nice smooth shot and never jamms up.

It is an outstanding weapon. Accurate, never jams, easy to maintain. This was the last sidearm I was issued as a LEO and I was even presented with a sub-nose Mod 64 upon retirement. It may only hold 6 rounds but that should be enough to take down 6 suspects providing you don't just spray round all over. The .38 is rather underpowered though. I repute the $25 used price though. If you know where I can buy them for $25 please tell me as I will buy as many as I can get my hands on at that price! Resale is usually in the mid $100 at least for a junk piece and more likely around $200.

This is OUR issue firearm. Until about 3 years ago, we only had the wooden grips. They have to cannibalise the firearms as there are no spare parts left. Our govt gave our Dept $10,000,000 to acquire autos, that was 2 years ago. =(

Old School, but it still gets the job done.

I REUSED TO GIVE UP MY 38 FOR A SEMI AUTO GREAT RELIABLE REVOLVER I STILL CARRY ON PATROL FOR 19 YEARS

This was our departments duty weapon back in the early 80's. As Rangemaster, it was an easy task to teach a novice how to shoot effectively with this gun.
I actually used this weapon with a 3" barrel to get my RangeMaster certificates
I recently got to fire my old personal 3" barrel 64, and I was amazed at how light it was....CRS disease is setting in....