I recently got my hands on a Smith and Wesson 645. Nice gun. I can see why they were popular.
I recently got my hands on a Smith and Wesson 645. Nice gun. I can see why they were popular.
Then they grew up and became 4506s. I will always have a place for a Smith .45. Trust me. They work.
They suck to tote all day. Have given lots of folks hernias and have their bouts of personality here and there, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Had a star-crossed example; ringed the barrel with a light, target load that didn't clear the barrel. Rebarreled it and eventually sold it. Main complaints were size, and the high bore axis. I was always a Smith revo guy,and had a hard time weaning myself from the brand.
After the trade, it was stolen from the gunshop (twice), recovered twice, including once from the river. Love to know its current whereabouts.
For the OP, one caveat, the magazines are thin on the ground; scoop up extras when you have the chance. Enjoy your pistole.
Moon
I think you have the 4506 which is an updated model go the 645. They are both great pistols with the 645 only being made for 2 years if my memory serves me correct.The 645 is on the bottom in the picture. Thanks on the tip of looking for a Sig 226 X-5 Holster.
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Bzzzzzzz! Sorry, they are tanks. A good belt will help, but they are just a heavy gun, with a full magazine of .45s.
Bigger calibers have a way of increasing everything associated with them.
Moon
One of my first guns was a 6906, well actually it was my second real handgun. Built well, my only issue was the trigger was horrendous. But that was a long time ago and we've come a long way.
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I can see where one might think it is a 4506, based on the slide and the plastic full wrap grip (which I removed as it was stupidly slick compared to the rubber ones), however, it has the hooked trigger guard from the 645/745 series and the other clue was the number 645 stamped on the frame. Indicating the model is a 645. In truth, it is actually one of the 645s built as Smith and Wesson was making the change over to the 4506, thus using what ever older frames they had on hand.
Best quote I ever heard about the 4506 went something like "A 4506 can beat a Sig or Glock to pieces.....no literally a empty 4506 can beat a Sig or Glock into scrap aluminum or plastic."
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