66-1 Unlucky Day...
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They have a term for preventing just what happened to you, it is called "Credit Card on File"
Sorry for your loss, $549 was a great deal on a great revolver!!
Sorry for your loss, $549 was a great deal on a great revolver!!
CLASSIC12
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This thread made me want to take one to the indoor 25 meters range. Happened to be the 19-3 from 1970
Definitely a strong buy at that price. I know I wouldn't pay 900 for a 6". but that is just me. I have paid in that range for a 2.5 - 1 with grass horn stocks.
mike from st pete
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$549 six inch barrel?
No thanks.
No thanks.
kbm6893
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Tytan01
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Thanks Bobby, I don't know much about 66 values with respect to barrel lengths, but I know you do...Feel a little better, I'll only cry in one beer and not dilute the rest.
Well....considering December 2020 saw not 1 but 2 3" 66's sell for $3000 each on G/B.....I'd be crying at missing a shot at any barrel length 66.
double-dipper
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NavyCCPO, $549 IMHO would have been a good deal, one I would have jumped on. S&W 66's go from $850~$1300 all the time on Gunbroker. I own a 66 no-dash SS front and rear sight that came from an estate sale.
I gotta get out of this thread. So many head scratching posts and I do not have enough hair to spare.
Me too! I already have a very nice 6" Model 66 and I'd buy a spare in a flash at $549. Particularly a 66-1. Everybody's got an opinion, I guess. 
I payed 200 less than that for my dealer NIB 66 type revolver with 4 inch barrel. But I guess I am old. In my mind, paying even 500 for any modern K frame is crazy. I guess I won't be getting any revolvers soon! I bought my 28 with the 6 inch barrel. I figured, it is big and heavy and not concealable, and the weight is there to dampen magnum firing, so why not get a longer barrel and get a bit more efficiency? BTW my greatest Smith regret may be selling my 6 inch 629 years ago.
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