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Nothing aside from a good marketing strategy.
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Lighter trigger pull, fancier carrying case, many came with additional
locks and the wood is very attractive for a modest price increase..
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Doesn't the Ladysmith have more of a brushed finish over the standard model?
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LadySmith Finish
Yes, both the Model 60 and Model 65 LadySmiths had a "frosted" finish; much like that given to the famed Model 686 CS-1 revolvers made for U.S. Customs.
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Zombie thread. 
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We would notice?
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I've got to admit, I have a 60-9, and my wife has the Lady Smith 60-9. We took them both to the range, and I shot both. I don't know why, but the Lady Smith shot circles around my 60-9.
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