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The PD that I work for used to roll stamp our badge onto our duty weapons. When an order was placed individual officers had the opportunity to purchase a gunj also so there are some floating around. There were 3 models that the stamping was done to the 681, 686 and 66. I have a 66 and a 681 but and I have been looking for a 686 but no one I know will part with one. Well I was at a gun show today and low and behold a dealer from Tulsa had a 686 in the original box. Needless to say it came home with me. The dealer also had a NPD roll stamped 66 in the box and it went home with my buddy.
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The PD that I work for used to roll stamp our badge onto our duty weapons. When an order was placed individual officers had the opportunity to purchase a gunj also so there are some floating around. There were 3 models that the stamping was done to the 681, 686 and 66. I have a 66 and a 681 but and I have been looking for a 686 but no one I know will part with one. Well I was at a gun show today and low and behold a dealer from Tulsa had a 686 in the original box. Needless to say it came home with me. The dealer also had a NPD roll stamped 66 in the box and it went home with my buddy.
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10-11-2008, 05:33 PM
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Dude!!! That is very cool..I wish our agency would do that unfortunately it cost money so that will never happen...congrats on your find...
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WOW! 
Nice condition on three classic revo's. Great score. 
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What a great set! I wish my old department had done that. Congrats on your find.
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10-11-2008, 09:04 PM
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Congratulations to you! Fantastic find, beautiful guns. 
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Why did the M-681's have the predictable four-inch bbl., and the M-686's go to six-inch barrel?
Those two added inches of full-lug barrel make the gun considerably bulkier and less handy.
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Great looking trio you have there!!
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