To me, they're impractical, loud, mean to shoot with .357s and magnas, and tough to shoot well, in general, compared to a 4-inch gun... but they have a certain charm about them! 
Everybody should have one! 
Everybody should have one! 
Opinions on the 66 w/2 1/2 in barrel?
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Sorry to hear he's already been held back 3 years in pre-school, Kindergarten and 1st grade........not graduating from High School til you're 21 can be tough on a kid!
LOL...... it is strange a 18 year old can in many states ''currently" own a handgun...... may not be able to "possess" it or buy it ..... but can own it.
Not to start a back and forth ; but with 20,000 or so State, and Federal gun laws on the books.... it's a minefield out there..... in the past few years I've attended about 20 hours of Continuing Legal Ed. Courses on Pa./Fed Gun laws....... last one I attended ...... about 80% of Lawyers present had "admitted" to breaking federal or state laws when handling estates.
sigp220.45
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After a long dry spell, I finally got the shiny cousin of the 66, this 19-3.
I have both a 4" 19 and 66, but there is something just right about the 2 1/2" round butt version. I think I was imprinted at age 15 by watching Jim Rockford shoot down a plane with his.
I have both a 4" 19 and 66, but there is something just right about the 2 1/2" round butt version. I think I was imprinted at age 15 by watching Jim Rockford shoot down a plane with his.
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BikerTrash58
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Sorry to hear he's already been held back 3 years in pre-school, Kindergarten and 1st grade........not graduating from High School til you're 21 can be tough on a kid!
LOL...... it is strange a 18 year old can in many states ''currently" own a handgun...... may not be able to "possess" it or buy it ..... but can own it.
Not to start a back and forth ; but with 20,000 or so State, and Federal gun laws on the books.... it's a minefield out there..... in the past few years I've attended about 20 hours of Continuing Legal Ed. Courses on Pa./Fed Gun laws....... last one I attended ...... about 80% of Lawyers present had "admitted" to breaking federal or state laws when handling estates.
Sorry I didn't realize I was opening you or anyone else up to trouble with breaking federal law. It and I are gone.....
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Sorry to hear he's already been held back 3 years in pre-school, Kindergarten and 1st grade........not graduating from High School til you're 21 can be tough on a kid!
LOL...... it is strange a 18 year old can in many states ''currently" own a handgun...... may not be able to "possess" it or buy it ..... but can own it.
Not to start a back and forth ; but with 20,000 or so State, and Federal gun laws on the books.... it's a minefield out there..... in the past few years I've attended about 20 hours of Continuing Legal Ed. Courses on Pa./Fed Gun laws....... last one I attended ...... about 80% of Lawyers present had "admitted" to breaking federal or state laws when handling estates.
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Nothing much that a friendly PM wouldn't have handled much better!
I always loved the wrist grab to steady the snubby,
bananaman
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Love the round targets! Wish I had some for mine! (reasonably priced though) BobI love the 66's. I had two 2.5" ones, a dash 1 and not long ago got a dash 2 in trade. Listed both for sale and planned on keeping the one that didn't sell first.
The dash 1 sold fast at a lot more than the dash 2.
Got two dash 2's now, one has an extra 1/2 inch thou.
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Just bought a 66-4, Excellent condition,2.5 inch barrel original rubber grips plus a older pair of stag grips, box and all paperwork for $550. I would add a picture but don't know how.
ExRanger714
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Got two (well a 66-1 and a 19-2). Love "em both.
