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Thanks OKFC05, OK...so nothing changes for night sights. That is what I figured, but why have a small little night sight insert that you can't even see when using a normal sight picture? Is it just a gimmick? I tried to take all the variables out of the equation before coming to my...

Hi Folks, I bought a Model 60 Pro last year that I like a lot. It is a great all-around firearm and a pleasure to shoot. The problem I am having is with determining the correct sight picture for this particular handgun. FYI...The gun has a 3" barrel and it's front sight is a pinned ramp...

Howdy, from western Virginia...Shenandoah Valley.

I have a 3" Model 60 Pro and there's no way it will fit in my pocket...way too big.

Another vote for the Droid X. I've had it for 6 weeks now and it is by far the best phone I have ever had.

Mine took seven weeks.

Very nice...let's hear the story.

I also really liked the Model 60 Pro and bought one last Monday. The fit and finish is outstanding. I really like the finish, but will have to wait a few years to see how it holds up. As others have said, I like the ergonomics...best I have seen on any new revolver and the 3" barrel makes it...

I hear you C.W.!! I know I wouldn't be disappointed if I bought this gun. And I know it would be fun to clean it up and show it off. But, I'm not an impulse buyer...although sometimes I wish I was. I really appreciate all your comments. I'll think on it this weekend and see what happens...

That would be way better than decent where I hunt in West Virginia. Isn't the rut season a blast?

I've been where you are and looked at a lot of the same guns. I ended up with a 3" Model 60. I found it was much easier to carry in the outdoors, versatile in ammo selection, very accurate, and able to double as a CCW. IMO, it is as close to an "all purpose handgun" as there is. Plus, there...

Greetings from Virginia. No apologies needed...your English is excellent. I've been to France numerous time and enjoyed every trip. A great and beautiful country. And the wine...

I also like the idea of taking a well used gun, putting some new grips on, taking some Mothers Mag Polish to it and turning it into a great looking stainless gun for future generations to enjoy. I have looked at the tread titled "Model 67-1" and noticed some of those prices. It is hard for...

Thanks for the comments. I must be learning something, because I had the same thoughts about this gun as you guys...a shooter grade with a fair price of about $300. I am not really tempted to buy it at this time, but I am sure it would be a great shooter. What would the gun be worth if...

In the past few months I've learned a lot about collecting old revolvers from you guys, but I'm still trying to learn more. Here's one for you to look at and comment on that I came across today in a pawn shop. I'm new at this, but I think it's a 4" Model 67 (no dash). It locks up solid as a...

Thanks for the update. I almost bought a 4" Model 66-4 yesterday, but bought a new 3" Model 60 Pro instead. I can't wait to get to the range this weekend.

Welcome from Western VA.

Again, you don't give a time frame for the story...but the current Model 60 Pro with 3" barrel is really sweet.

Thanks again to "scooter123"...you make some excellent points and give me more to consider. I really appreciate the time you guys take educate us non-revolver guys. At this point I am leaning towards the Model 60 Pro as a first buy. I think it is closest to an all-purpose type of revolver...

Overhead, taxes, and insurance will be the limiting factors. If you can get a handle on those expenses you may be able to break even or make a little profit. But it will be really hard to make any significant income.