A couple recent acquisitions. Nickel 15-3 and 66

[GaryinOKC]

My son turned me onto these. The price was right so I acquired both.
4" nickel 15-3 ca. 1977. Not sure what the ratio of blue to nickel 15s is but I see very few nickels. Anyone know? This one needs a good cleaning. Not a safe queen but not bad.

4" 66 ca. 1974. SS rear sight. Blade has been changed to white outline. Rogers grips. I may swap them for some SW combats. And a hammer condom. Cant recall who made those. Dont see them around much anymore.

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[Vtgw938]

A nice pair of revolvers. Those Rogers grips are great for double-action shooting.

 

[GaryinOKC]

Rogers grips

I started using them in 1978. They are great except a bit thin for magnums. Not bad but not real comfortable with significant recoil.

A nice pair of revolvers. Those Rogers grips are great for double-action shooting.

 

[stansdds]

I don't know an exact percentage of nickel plated Model 15's, but it's probably somewhere in the 10% area.

 

[Retired W4]

Very nice. Finding a nickel K38 CM is like finding a 15-1. You just don't see them often. The odds are better than finding a 29-1 though.

 

[DV0]

Nickel K frame is perfection in my book. Just sweet.

 

[McPherson]

I don't know an exact percentage of nickel plated Model 15's, but it's probably somewhere in the 10% area.

I just bought a 15-3 in nickle. Pristine condition. 4 inch barrel….
Also have a blue 15-3 never fired in box with docs and never opened cleaning kit….LOVE the
15-3…. Also have a 629 6 in., 629 8 3/8…model 14 in blue