This gun brings back memories! My Dad carried this at work, when working Security at the hospital. Fine shooting .38 and dependable. Thanks for the video!
Model 10 S&W was issued until The NYPD went to the Stainless Revolvers, officers had a choice using the S&W 64 or Ruger SPNY, both were Double Action Only in .38 Special using Winchester 158 grain +P Semi Wadcutter. Sadly the revolvers are gone from service the NYPD allowed officers to keep their revolver for duty use if they didn’t want the Semi Automatic pistols. Those officers who carried revolvers are now all retired.
@@boostimalaka1 bela história, obrigado! Sou Brasileiro aprendi muito sobre a segurança pública, uma pequena aula , imaginei os filmes, no caso os filmes, que mostram seu atores policiais usando .38 demonstra que são os mais antigos , mais durões!
The "Billy" beer was a very nice touch that only us older guys will recognize. President Jimmy Carter's, seemingly, hapless older brother, Billy, became a laughing stock and a brand of beer was offered to capitalize on his notoriety. Back then, late 1970s, stainless steel was "NEW" and not everyone trusted it. Smith and Wesson was among the first to develop pistols, revolvers and semi-autos, in stainless steel if I am not mistaken. Rumors, as I recall, indicated stainless pistols were prone to cracking were, of course, not true. On the other hand, police and security officers who work outdoors and in all kinds of weather knew that blue steel pistols were very prone to rust and discovered the stainless pistols impervious to weather. To designate the model made of stainless steel, Smith would apply a model number with a "6." Thus, Military & Police, model 10, in stainless became the #64 like this example. The model 36 Chief's Special became the model 60. The model 19, Combat Magnum, when built in stainless steel became the model 66. The L frame revolvers were developed in the very early 1980s and were planned and offered in both blue and stainless and were the first pistols from Smith developed in that fashion. Thus, the 586 and 686 revolvers were offered and this illustrated illustrated that Smith was committed to stainless steel. As I recall, Ruger was also so committed but Colt and other brands were not committed until a number of years later. In the 1980s semi-auto pistols were offered in stainless and Smith also designated them with three digit model desingnations where the 39 & 59 became the 639 and 659. It was about that same time, after 1986, ever expanding desire for more powerful semi-auto pistols brought about the development of new calibers, like 10mm and 40 Smith & Wesson, which required Smith to develop four number disgnations for their semi-auto pistols which were now offered in a number of new variations. Thus, Smith pistols were now designated with four digit codes which included with a 6 for stainless and 4 for blue or nickle plated steel and aluminum frames, for example, 3904, 6906, and 4506. In conclusion, between 1979 until 1989, just ten years, the pistol market was utterly revolutionized. There were, then, a very wide assortment of calibers and finishes never seen before....and then came Glock.
What got to me is that he actually opened and drank the Billy Beer. I commend his dedication to the video, but he also could have sold that one can for a small fortune on the antique market!
@Mike Oxlong When I buy ,it s bud lite...but you gotta admit a Billy Carter beer.is. ,...... well ....kinda. 😎. 🥜Jimmy was a sucky prez..but he was from Georgia .Bro.Billy was a party guy.🍺💊🚭
I was issued a brand new model 64 S & W as a brand new 23 year old Police Officer in 1984. Carried it 6 years until the Dept switched to 9 mm auto . So easy to shoot and maintain.
My dad killed a drug addict who broke into his house when my mom was pregnant with my sister, luckily no neighbor called the police, we assume that he died because he was shot 2 times directly to the chest but since he was so drugged that he got up and ran straight to the hill that was a few meters from the house, we assume that he bled to death and was eaten by coyotes
Excellent short video; a proper tribute to the 70s, start to finish. That was the exact model revolver carried by the Toledo Police Department back when I was in high school/college in the late 70s/early 80s, if memory serves me (I grew up in the small city of Perrysburg just southwest of Toledo). That’s a very nice revolver, for sure. And yes, Billy Beer sucked even back then, let alone after 40+ years of sitting in that can.
I remember IN our Sherrifs Academy in 1992 we used Colt Python 357 mags. After college and Academy we switched to Smith and Wesson 4506 Autos. Great weapons and caliber.
The percussion caps are recessed. Also, I think they tested this on Mythbusters and it was especially difficult to ignite the caps without a direct and powerful strike.
My first ever handgun I purchased at the age of 21. I still kick myself in the ass for selling it all those years ago ! It was truly a work of art. Reliable as all hell, and took +p+ rounds with no problem. This, and my .357 Sig were my all time favorite carrying arms. I put down a black bear with one shot of fmj .357 sig to the chest. That bear dropped not even 4 ft from where I hit ‘em and he fell over dead as a doorknob. Upon further inspection it ripped through its heart, lungs and a major pulmonary and cardiovascular arteries all the way through and the round was found smashed in under his pelt.
I am fortunate to get to own a Model 64-3, it's such a beautiful piece of craftsmanship, I don't get why people complain about the sights... they get the job done Lol
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Very nice gun can you give it to me 😊
Hi giving you the gun plz
Hay
Like the double action feature more useful than single.
Fuck, that's such a good looking gun.
NGL, combination of silver metal & brown wood handel it's classic beauty
You forgor to say no homo
@@justicethedoggo3648 cause he meant it homo
Yes it is 🍺 🍻
bruh
That's the life. Spitting lead and spitting beer.
Billy Bear lmao. iykyk
Guns and booze don't mix
@@awesomemcawesomeshorts9531 in moderation fuck yeah they do
Oh does baby need his bottle to make him feel good? That's kid shit you can't take someone who drinks beers seriously
don’t forget spitting semen
what the absolute fuck. Billy beer? you sir, are a man of wealth and taste.
Hes Satan :)
you recognise the beer?
@@jeremybasset9041 Its President Jimmy Carters brothers beer. Or something like that. He did not drink it. Its like 50 years old at this point.
😂@@DivineAdversity777
and he laid traps for troubadours, who got killed before they reached bombay
This gun brings back memories! My Dad carried this at work, when working Security at the hospital. Fine shooting .38 and dependable. Thanks for the video!
Top ❤❤
No es pistola es revolver 👍
Está mal lo que ponen 😅
❤️❤️👍🏻 memories
@@antoniovalenzuela8295
A revolver is a weapon classification/name for the firearm/gun.
That ending made me laugh. That beers 30+ years old
And still fizzy
@@Stephen29471 I guess so.
@@Stephen29471 as long as the container’s sealed, there’s nowhere for the CO2 to escape
@@Spaceman2484 not true, it escapes through micro pores in the seal and metal.
@@klondike69none85 30 years ago they hadn't invented micro pores yet.
Very fine looking S&W .38 Special Model 64….Awesome accuracy in those old guns!
My favorite weapon. My service revolver on the NYPD in 1968.
Same as my father👍!
How can it be so silent?
Model 10 S&W was issued until The NYPD went to the Stainless Revolvers, officers had a choice using the S&W 64 or Ruger SPNY, both were Double Action Only in .38 Special using Winchester 158 grain +P Semi Wadcutter. Sadly the revolvers are gone from service the NYPD allowed officers to keep their revolver for duty use if they didn’t want the Semi Automatic pistols. Those officers who carried revolvers are now all retired.
oh wahoo
@@boostimalaka1 bela história, obrigado!
Sou Brasileiro aprendi muito sobre a segurança pública, uma pequena aula , imaginei os filmes, no caso os filmes, que mostram seu atores policiais usando .38 demonstra que são os mais antigos , mais durões!
The "Billy" beer was a very nice touch that only us older guys will recognize. President Jimmy Carter's, seemingly, hapless older brother, Billy, became a laughing stock and a brand of beer was offered to capitalize on his notoriety. Back then, late 1970s, stainless steel was "NEW" and not everyone trusted it. Smith and Wesson was among the first to develop pistols, revolvers and semi-autos, in stainless steel if I am not mistaken. Rumors, as I recall, indicated stainless pistols were prone to cracking were, of course, not true. On the other hand, police and security officers who work outdoors and in all kinds of weather knew that blue steel pistols were very prone to rust and discovered the stainless pistols impervious to weather.
To designate the model made of stainless steel, Smith would apply a model number with a "6." Thus, Military & Police, model 10, in stainless became the #64 like this example. The model 36 Chief's Special became the model 60. The model 19, Combat Magnum, when built in stainless steel became the model 66.
The L frame revolvers were developed in the very early 1980s and were planned and offered in both blue and stainless and were the first pistols from Smith developed in that fashion. Thus, the 586 and 686 revolvers were offered and this illustrated illustrated that Smith was committed to stainless steel. As I recall, Ruger was also so committed but Colt and other brands were not committed until a number of years later. In the 1980s semi-auto pistols were offered in stainless and Smith also designated them with three digit model desingnations where the 39 & 59 became the 639 and 659. It was about that same time, after 1986, ever expanding desire for more powerful semi-auto pistols brought about the development of new calibers, like 10mm and 40 Smith & Wesson, which required Smith to develop four number disgnations for their semi-auto pistols which were now offered in a number of new variations. Thus, Smith pistols were now designated with four digit codes which included with a 6 for stainless and 4 for blue or nickle plated steel and aluminum frames, for example, 3904, 6906, and 4506.
In conclusion, between 1979 until 1989, just ten years, the pistol market was utterly revolutionized. There were, then, a very wide assortment of calibers and finishes never seen before....and then came Glock.
Mind elaborating a little more? I feel like I’m missing something I should know about.
What got to me is that he actually opened and drank the Billy Beer. I commend his dedication to the video, but he also could have sold that one can for a small fortune on the antique market!
@@GlidingZephyrdid he open and drink the Billy beer though? Maybe. Maybe not.
@@GlidingZephyr I already check that can of Billy beer is practically worthless. I still have some
Thanks for the history lesson, pops - much obliged.
The older Smith's were some of the best revolvers ever made!
Kitne ka hai iye
وزنظننخزتم❤@@Pinkukumar-tj4qt
@@Pinkukumar-tj4qt in usa 88,000 rupess. In India 10 lakh rupees.
Eu realmente gosto desse estilo de vídeo. É simples, cotidiano, e não tem recarga tática ou qualquer besteira do tipo. É um cara comum com suas armas.
Gostei da foto de perfil, combina com a minha.
Suddenlycaralho. Brasileiro tá em todo lugar mesmo.
Vdd
@@Godofredo_de_Bulhao Viva Cristo Rei!
Here you are!
Beautiful S&W revolver, thanks for posting. For new enthusiasts- don’t mix alcohol with guns.
Billy 🍺. 👌
Budweiser guys: fuckin blasphemy
@Mike Oxlong When I buy ,it s bud lite...but you gotta admit a Billy Carter beer.is. ,...... well ....kinda. 😎. 🥜Jimmy was a sucky prez..but he was from Georgia .Bro.Billy was a party guy.🍺💊🚭
i have question to you hanna😊
this bullet woind can exit from my chest mid point , imagine u shot me in my chest..point blank ❤️
In real life: 6 Shooting
In the movies: ♾️
true 😂
"Mr.Saturday night special. Got a barrel that's blue and cold."
Bisa Pesang berapa harganya
Ain’t good for nothing except putting a man 6 feet in a hole
@@burhannudding676650iks
I don't think this is cheap enough to be a Saturday night special
Old School. That's a beautiful gun. I have the model 10 very similar. I'd carry it any day over a plastic gun
"Id CaRry It AnY DaY oVer A pLaStIC gUn"
Ok, Fudd
Who asked?
Lmao
@@Eye_Of_Odin978and you asked your opinion?
I daily carry the model 10’s bigger brother, the model 25-5.
.45 colt out of a 6inch barrel is no slouch.
@@Beuwen_The_Dragon no one neededc to. cope and seethe
Haha don't pick on the kids plastic guns...you'll hurt their feelings...
“I’M A SURVIVOR, BLACKLUNG!”
Such a beautiful weapon!
Шикарный револьвер, красиво выглядит. И стреляет хорошо.
А пиво, похоже, оказалось плохим.
Револьвер да хорош, даже гильзы с первого раза выбрасывает.
Обожаю такое оружие, и винчестер. Но только это все дорого стоит)
@@Silver_Dragon_ Надежный. Да и выглядит будто как новый, видимо, относительно свежий.
@@NikFast А в России так вообще не купить, тот же револьвер уж точно. Настоящий я имею ввиду, пневматика, охолщённые реплики и т.п. не считаются.
@@alexferrana3979 да, нам остаётся только смотреть...
The end make i laugh because the billy beer😂
Man Smith and Wesson make beautiful wheel guns
i like classic guns because of how complex they are compared to modern guns
I have a model 64 & love it!
The best caliber ever. 38 special.
"She got a 38. Special but I believe it's much too light..."
"Who's that she?"
@@Nsodnoajdjksl 32.20 Blues - Robert Johnson
@@henriashurst-pitkanen8735 I said "she", not "he". Ffs, is it difficult to know the difference between the genders?!
@@Nsodnoajdjksl Therapy will help.
@@henriashurst-pitkanen8735 Therapy sucks for being expensive
My grandfather was a state trooper and carried one exactly like it
Do you have his service pistol?
@@AndreasIvanovich my father has it he got it when my grandfather passed away
@@mackclodfelter7220 what agency was he with?
@@mackclodfelter7220 what agency was he with?
@@AndreasIvanovich he was an Indiana state trooper
неимоверно классная и красивая пушка! спасибо за видео.
Billy beer was crap 40 years ago, I can only imagine what it tastes like now
Well it's freshly aerated, could be recyclable
It was switched out, different tab.
Cuanto cuesta
Yess.. i like your gun 👍
Such a relaxing video.
Mantap 👍 keren 💪
@@yusyulius8449 l
Pois e assim mesno que e chou
I'd still rather drink that ancient Billy beer than drink a Bud light.
I have one exactly like this one, I love it, shoots beautiful.
It's Okay to shoot a Billy Beer 🍺 😉
My grandpa has this model but the metal is black and it has a darker wood handle it is beautiful
До чего приятная машинка! И так прекрасно смотрится в руке! Просто класс!
🙏🤝
やっぱ、リボルバーってロマンの塊よな
Да да.. 👍🏻🤔
if Detectives were a gun they would either be this or a Colt Python
Easily one of the coolest looking handguns
The Billy Beer really ties it all together
I was issued a brand new model 64 S & W as a brand new 23 year old Police Officer in 1984. Carried it 6 years until the Dept switched to 9 mm auto .
So easy to shoot and maintain.
Caramba ! Em 1990 vcs americanos já usavam 9 mm , enquanto aqui no brasil até esses tempos atrás era ainda o 38 hj já a .40
Que bella 😮
But reloading is a pain right
@@Flyinclutchman206 I used speed loaders and dont recall it being a pain.
Too bad cops dont carry these anymore
Un trenta y ocho Smith and Wesson del Especial, que carga encima pa que la libre de todo mal-
Y Pedro Navaja puñal en mano se le fue encima
La vida te da sorpresas.... sorpresas te da la vida 😂🤣
Por eso no le den armas a la mujer.
От зла душу лечить надо. Самое мощное оружие это слово.
Y yo fuí el borracho que tomó el revólver, puñal los pesos y se marchó,😆😅😂🤣
These are the perfect gun vids.
He loaded six rounds and shot seven? That’s magic…
Probably spend a lot of points in the luck skill to get renewable bullet perk which gives a 10% chance to keep your bullet after firing
Well, OBVIOUSLY he had one in the chamber.
@@AEW86 sure joto
Dirty Harry would be proud
One was a ricochet and he got to refire it
Финал шикарный! Спасибо)))
Muito 👍 bom, revenda no Brasil ?
Leo badass freakin badass
that beer has definitely warmed up.
caramba sempre tive vontade de ter um desse! lindo 38
Yo tengo uno es una belleza de revolver
Eu tenho um aqui em casa .eu esto querredo vender
Quero 50:000.00 mil mo meu amigo
Que revolver lindo, precisão sem igual!
Harganya berapa bs
Você sabe onde eu posso conseguir uma Beretta 92FS no Brasil?
My dad killed a drug addict who broke into his house when my mom was pregnant with my sister, luckily no neighbor called the police, we assume that he died because he was shot 2 times directly to the chest but since he was so drugged that he got up and ran straight to the hill that was a few meters from the house, we assume that he bled to death and was eaten by coyotes
The quest for post-shooting beer continues
This was the revolver of the police in Spain a few years ago.
I shot it a few times, it is a beast.
Gorgeous. I'm a revolver guy and I own a good collection of S&W revolvers 👍💯
Smith & Wesson has always been my personal favorite.
I used to have one years ago very good gun
I had one of those when I was a cop in the early 80's
do you still have it?
@@IvanSedano-cq2jg no, we had to turn them back in and we were given 9mm
dang it :(@@mikecampingforfun5226
@@mikecampingforfun5226damn😔
"I'M A SURVIVOR BLACK LUNG!"
You rat! You rat!
One of the best revolver out there
Carried one for years, totally reliable weapon.
Thanks for showing the sights, legend
Este si! Todos arrebatados tirando las balas para cualquier lado jajaja
Super gun!
VERY nice revolver. I heard it was once the main sidearm of the Canadian Mounted Police.
Excellent short video; a proper tribute to the 70s, start to finish.
That was the exact model revolver carried by the Toledo Police Department back when I was in high school/college in the late 70s/early 80s, if memory serves me (I grew up in the small city of Perrysburg just southwest of Toledo).
That’s a very nice revolver, for sure. And yes, Billy Beer sucked even back then, let alone after 40+ years of sitting in that can.
I remember IN our Sherrifs Academy in 1992 we used Colt Python 357 mags. After college and Academy we switched to Smith and Wesson 4506 Autos. Great weapons and caliber.
The fact that he went for 2nd round
a beautiful piece.
I'm pretty sure that can of beer is 40 years old. Billy beer was from Jimmy Carter's brother Billy & went out of business in the early 80s
Ah. We elected the wrong carter.
The ending was hilarious. Nasty ol beer.
That's right smash those rounds on the table. You forget percussion is used to ignite them
Was just thinking the same thing when I saw that part🤣
The percussion caps are recessed. Also, I think they tested this on Mythbusters and it was especially difficult to ignite the caps without a direct and powerful strike.
Шедевр 👍который всегда будет актуален
Revolvers are a thing of beauty. I always picture a bad ass 30s detective with it when I see these.
A melhor arma do mundo.
Exato
Melhor que Taurus ❓
ชอบรุ่นนี้ครับ
My first ever handgun I purchased at the age of 21. I still kick myself in the ass for selling it all those years ago ! It was truly a work of art. Reliable as all hell, and took +p+ rounds with no problem. This, and my .357 Sig were my all time favorite carrying arms. I put down a black bear with one shot of fmj .357 sig to the chest. That bear dropped not even 4 ft from where I hit ‘em and he fell over dead as a doorknob. Upon further inspection it ripped through its heart, lungs and a major pulmonary and cardiovascular arteries all the way through and the round was found smashed in under his pelt.
One of the most iconic weapons ever.
I remember shooting this at a range awhile back, was fun as hell.
A nice piece indeed.
a thing of pure beauty
thats def a gun of all time
Why dont they make em like this anymore
Вы счастливый человек !
По доброму Вам завидую
Good video, very good.
めっちゃかっこいい、好き
The most striking and handsome pistol to ever exist
For all those pesky John Lennons
Revólver lindo 👏
Thanks.
38 revolvers always looks beautiful and attractive
쏠수있어!!!쏠수있어!!!!
Nice relaxing video actually.
A fine weapon. I used to carry one on duty.
Já usei muito tempo atrás, na época tinha meus 22 anos, fiz curso na Polícia Civil, mais meu pai não deixou trabalhar.
First
I am fortunate to get to own a Model 64-3, it's such a beautiful piece of craftsmanship, I don't get why people complain about the sights... they get the job done Lol
second
Now this is mens asmr
There's nothing like gitten drunk, and shootin guns....family time, ya know
looks like revolver version of a desert eagle
the firepower speaks for itself but the production here's killer. super rewatchable.
God what a beautiful revolver. Definitely gonna be on the lookout for this one
I love wheel guns, that ending tho 😂😂