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Old 01-21-2014, 02:56 PM
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I was going to pick up a Talo 686 3-5-7 when I ran across discussions of this gun on this forum, thanks forum.

Received today 66-6 F-Comp, WOW!

Just handling it has been a pleasure, action job is really nice

Smith got this one right...

Hope it shoots as well as it feels

I had both original grips on it but I think the magnas will fit my sons hand best, he will be learning revolver on this beauty with .38s, he is shooting a semi-22 now with no revolver experience...

If anyone happens to be on the fence on this one, I'd say get off it you would have a hard time (and so would your wallet) to do any better...







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Old 01-21-2014, 03:09 PM
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Very Nice and good luck to your son, her could not have a better revolver to learn on. Or likely a better dad.
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Old 01-21-2014, 03:45 PM
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That's a "life gift" to your son!

They don't know it but the safe holds a pre model 17 and a 3" 66 for each of my boys when they turn 21.
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Old 01-21-2014, 04:03 PM
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That's a "life gift" to your son!

They don't know it but the safe holds a pre model 17 and a 3" 66 for each of my boys when they turn 21.
Nice,Could not think of two better Guns to leave them.How many Boys do you have and do you need another one?
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Congratulations on the new revovler.

The F-Comp has always been a favorite of mine
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Old 01-21-2014, 05:44 PM
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05......

I have 2...... teenage boys........ 13 and 16


My standard answers are:

"They will keep me young or kill me ...... the jury is still out on which!"

Or

"Now I understand why some species eat their young!"

So my short answer to you is NO!!!!!!!!
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Old 01-21-2014, 07:22 PM
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I just have to mention that he is 2013 junior 4H muzzleloader state champ!




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I got the call this morning from the gun shop that my F comp has arrived. The only problem is that we had a foot of snow and I am stuck in my back driveway @#&!&*#(#!.

Jeff I am with you, Smith seems to have a winner with the model 66 in general and the 3 inch in particular. Then you add a PC treatment and a ported barrel...what is not to like. I am looking forward to getting some range time. And I am looking at this gun as an investment. I don't think the price will go down.

If I had to choose between a 27-2 shooter and the 66 F comp PC I don't know which way I would go.

Good luck with your's.


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Old 01-23-2014, 10:06 AM
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I got the call this morning from the gun shop that my F comp has arrived. The only problem is that we had a foot of snow and I am stuck in my back driveway @#&!&*#(#!.

Jeff I am with you, Smith seems to have a winner with the model 66 in general and the 3 inch in particular. Then you add a PC treatment and a ported barrel...what is not to like. I am looking forward to getting some range time. And I am looking at this gun as an investment. I don't think the price will go down.

If I had to choose between a 27-2 shooter and the 66 F comp PC I don't know which way I would go.

Good luck with your's.


BTW in case you weren't aware I just read that in the -6 of the 66 series they changed the metallurgy to clear up any weakness issues for .357 use, and fixed forcing cone issues, so as a user they -6 would seem to be the way to go
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Very nice revolver. I have long been a fan of the short-barrel N-frame .357s, but your PC 66-6 makes me think I might want to check out one of those as well.
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