66-2

[misswired]

Looking for a suitable 686 I found this nib 66-2 Alabama FOP presentation. It's a 1 of 55 1986 production run. I hate it but come Friday afternoon, this 32 year old safe queen will lose its virginity. Shooters only for me!!!

 

[Eddietruett]

That's what they were made for! I figure any value I lose by shooting a gun I will make up in the fun I have shooting it. Wish I could be there for the 1st shot

 

[75Vette]

What Eddie said. The model 66 was made to shoot. And besides, it's SS. You can clean it up spic & span. Congrats and happy shooting!!

 

[9mmsubgun-m11]

Shoot the sucker and enjoy it. Last summer I acquired a 1983 6" 66-2 Indiana State Police 50 year commemorative NIB and she got her cherry popped as soon as I got home with her. There will be a little smirk on my face as they are shoveling the dirt on me knowing I enjoyed it first!

 

[KalamazooKid]

Yea baby!!! [emoji41]


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[Bill In Texas]

Congratulations! I love my 66-2. Mine is a snubbie though. I hope you like yours as much!

 

[Toycardriver]

I have a 66-1 Oklahoma City PD commemorative that was a safe queen that I couldn't leave like that. I can't stand having a gun that I haven't shot.

 

[Laketime]

Being that it is a commemorative I would shoot it two.

 

[bananaman]

Very NICE!!! And YES, it was made to be fired. You are doing the right thing. I had 1 shotgun once that I bought used. It was unfired. Kept it that way. Got no enjoyment from it other than an occasional fondling. Have not done it since! Don't have it any more. Bob

 

[misswired]

Wow!!! There's something about these cherry revolvers....think I'm hooked!
1st shots thru the virgin,,,357 on left...38WC on the right.

ETA: 50 round targets pic, it's a six o'clock hold