2" Model 60 with adjustable sight dash numbers?
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S&WshooterFIN
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Photo please.
You can look dash number under yoke and serial bottom of grip/frame.
Model 60 is stainless.
No.
Smith & Wesson made that particular Model 60-1 in 1985. Known
serial numbers began with these four serial number prefixes:
AIV, ALA, ALU, and ANB.
The company didn't make a Model 60 in .357 Magnum until 1996.
cgt4570
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The 60-1 2" target was an Ashland Shooters Supply distributor exclusive. There were 660 made. I have one. It's just like the above pictures.
I was lucky to find a new old stock barrel for one (the front sight height is unique to that barrel), and a Model 60-14 target with issues. I had the 60-1 barrel installed on the 60-14, fixed the issues, and removed the internal lock. The barrel is marked .38 Special of course, but he Model 60-14 is a .357. It's a handful!
They made a 60-4 3" target .38spl and a 60-10 3" target in .357. I have those as well.
I was lucky to find a new old stock barrel for one (the front sight height is unique to that barrel), and a Model 60-14 target with issues. I had the 60-1 barrel installed on the 60-14, fixed the issues, and removed the internal lock. The barrel is marked .38 Special of course, but he Model 60-14 is a .357. It's a handful!
They made a 60-4 3" target .38spl and a 60-10 3" target in .357. I have those as well.
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Me too 60-4........Never cared for or ever wanted the 357 version.
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