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Old 07-17-2012, 08:57 PM
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I have a 686 6" that has the lock, which would make it a -6. Do the 686-6 models not have it stamped on the gun? Mine has the serial number on the frame (and butt) but nothing below it (i.e. 686-6). Is this common?
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My 686 has the 686-6 stamped on it. Maybe someone forgot to stamp it.
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Old 07-17-2012, 09:06 PM
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I suspect that has to be the case. I never thought much of it, figured that the lock was the dead give away.

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You did look at crane inside for the model? That's where mine is.
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inside the crane - swing the cylinder out and it's in there
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inside the crane - swing the cylinder out and it's in there
Unless I'm really missing something, the picture I posted shows what you are describing and there is no model number. I'm just chalking it up to being missed at the factory.
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