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Old 03-07-2012, 11:29 AM
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Default The Model 66 3" impossible question.
So between the 66-2,66-3 & 66-4 variants of the 3" barrel, just how many total were produced?

Ashlands original run of them in 66-2 totalled 4,195. Other distributors had special runs as well. I have yet to ever see anyone provide the total number of 3" 66's S&W produced.

Is it possible anyone can answer this one?

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Murphy2000
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