I always see a fair number of 66s offered for sale. Not so with the nearly identical 67s. Understand "magnum mania".

Just wondering if anyone has a handle on the relative quantities of these two models that were produced back in the day?

Maybe 4:1 in favor of the 66s?

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-jwk-
US Army '72-'95

I would guess something higher than that. I can find 10 model 66's for every 67 I come across down here in GA.

I think the ratio might be higher too.

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Dick

Consider that you actually get "2 for 1" with the Model 66. That may explain some of it.

Dennis makes a great point -- a 66 does everything a 67 does but more, which leads me to think that 67s were designed for law enforcement sales for those departments that wanted adjustable sights but only in 38 Special.

Imagine finding one of the few they made in .22lr ...

What?? A 67 in 22 LR would that be a 617? Tell me more!

John

I think the factory made a handful of SS K22 CM's and marked them as Model 18's but then destroyed all but one or two.
A hard chromed Model 18 look alike is on my list of dream guns to build one day as well as a SS version of the Model 45 .22 M&P. Model 10.

WOW, thanks.
I learn something new almost everytime I get on here.

My wife must have me trained to be teachable. LOL

John