About fifteen years ago I was given (actuallly he "made" me pay $ 1.00 for it) a 67 no dash by a customer of mine when he heard that a lowlife that B&E'd my house worked his way through the only steel cabinet in the house with a lock on it to carry off my 4" 66-1. The gun came with non checkered S&W target grips and a closed barrel Safariland leather holster. It had evidently spent some time in that holster because there was corrosion on both sides of the front sight. Other that that it was in beautiful condition and shoots like a laser. When we go to the range my two daughters fight over who gets to shoot it first. The trigger on it is as smooth as silk, noticeably nicer than my lost 66-1's trigger. I am wondering if I should have the front sight polished out or just leave well enough alone. I will never sell it and it has since been joined by an apparently un-fired 66-2. The girls can fight over who gets what when I'm gone. Any thoughts?