mikestripe
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Whats the value of the 66 no dash, no box, all stainless with target wood grips, gun looks to be in good condition, seller wants $700, think thats to much.
I think CajunBass gun shows how a "cleaned up" gun "looks"different..... remember Stainless 66 were intended to be Police guns.... and most were.... so my guess is that +95% will only be in fair to good condition .......carried a lot shot a little. You can tell Cajun's grips have seen some serious use....
Not knocking CBass's gun or his decision to clean it up.................
CBass a question: is the sight adjustment screw blue? What about the sight blade?........IIRC my screws on mine are stainless...... could be wrong..........happened once before..... or so my wife says![]()
I tend to agree as "good condition" is a relative term and usually varies greatly.Everyone seems to have their own idea of what is "good"....... and good condition can vary even in my own mind...
Here's a good picture of stainless sights on a 66. They can be pretty tough on old eyes at certain levels of light. The other 66 no dash in the collection has the blackened rear sights and a red ramp on the front post. It is far easier to acquire a good sight picture and is my preferred shooter.
That's what I thought "stainless steel" sights should look like. When I first saw the one I've got, I noticed the rear blade was black/blue and wondered if someone had swapped it somewhere along the line. It wasn't until I was looking at the pictures I noticed the adjustment screw was blued also. The rear blade does have a white outline. No insert on the front sight though. I had to give it a manicure and add a drop of white/orange nail polish to get that.
The trigger and hammer on this one also look different than the others I've seen pictures of of. They look like they came from a blue gun. Toss in the fact that the cylinder release latch has been trimmed down, and it looks like someone tried to make this one his own.