illinoimike
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I just made a trade for one. Can't wait to get it. I traded my 40c for it and I think it was a good deal.
No .38 ever had recessed chambers. That was just for .22's and Magnums.
I know with all the Scandium and Airweights out there now it's easy to get spoiled. But any love out there still for the Model 60 in .38?
Back in the day I had a 649 and regreted that gone ever since. I'm not a real fan of alloy. Something about stainless steel in a "snubby" that just does it for me.
I recently grabbed a pre-lock model 60 .38 (1984) and it just feels good. Anybody else still loving the older model 60's in .38?
I see the prices around $400 - $500 in the used market so that might be a hint.
I picked up a used S/S M60 no dash in 2007 from a LGS. took it home and took off the grips to do a good cleanig. The backbone is engraved Pittsfield PD.
My ser# is R299xxx, and I am pretty sure is was late 1983 production.Great little gun,
Loved the paperwork that came with your gun!!
Thanks for the info on the ship date.I was just estimating the date based on info I saw that the R series production ended in April 1983 with R332516According to the book it was shipped in late 1981. Hope that is of some help.
So, jetflier, I guess you could say that yes, all these other guys & me are still loving the original 38 spl model 60's.