Model 60 Dash History

A Model 60 in at least a good condition is worth $ 300. 00. If not a lot more. If I had a chance to buy it, I would in a heartbeat.
 
When the 60 ‘arrived’ it was in every Gun Magazine but not in any Gun Store that I visited.
So when I finally saw one, I bought it. It was actually the first one I ever saw.
It’s this one.
 

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I was reading an old June 1966 AR mag and saw this ad.

Still have my wife's old backup gun maybe its time to clean it up a bit.
 

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A while back I was watching the Car Wizard on YouTube.
He was speeding up the repairs on a DeLorean so he could go back in time to 2012 and buy parts for a Viper.
If I was in Kansas I could with him back in time and buy a $300 Model 60.
 
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ANY nice Mod. 60 at that price is a "buy." Here is a picture of a Mod 60 no-dash "transitional" gun.

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I have a odd model 60 no dash.

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Do you happen to know on the 60-7 what the "new heat treatment" is? Thanks

I have a 60-7 dated to 1994. A S&W buff replied to my question that "S&W began a heat treating package on the model 60 starting in 1990 with the 60-7 which made them +P rated." That's all I know. Based on that, I carry it with Hornady +P ammo. Just passing on what I was told by a source I considered reliable and knowledgeable.
 
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