Model 66 picture thread!!!!!!!
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Here is a 66-1 that has a barrel measuring 6 1/8" rather than the standard 5 7/8". This change was made in 1979 prompted by pending changes in firearms legislation. This barrel change caused problems including the gun being disqualified from some competitions that required a 6" maximum barrel length.
A couple of 66-5's
WaterburyBob
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My 2.5" 66 no-dash and 3" 66-2
geoff40
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Here's my 66 no dash, stainless rear sight. This revolver is incredibly accurate.
And here is my 66-1, a former NH State Police gun. How many 66s have you seen with a factory lanyard loop?
And here is my 66-1, a former NH State Police gun. How many 66s have you seen with a factory lanyard loop?
maxicooper
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Revolver King
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66 F comp.
trailblazer02
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My Model 66 "Indiana State Police" commemerative.
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Here is my Model 66, purchased in 1979 just after I was just hired as a Police Officer....
I traded with a pal for the stainless rear sight assembly, then added a white outline rear blade. I worked over a pair of Art Jewel rosewood stocks to a thinner, more rounded profile and to accomadate a speedloader. The S&W medallions were pried from a burned up pair of j frame stocks I found at a local shop. Turns out the medallions were off an old model 60 and were stainless too!
I traded with a pal for the stainless rear sight assembly, then added a white outline rear blade. I worked over a pair of Art Jewel rosewood stocks to a thinner, more rounded profile and to accomadate a speedloader. The S&W medallions were pried from a burned up pair of j frame stocks I found at a local shop. Turns out the medallions were off an old model 60 and were stainless too!
Sportsterguy
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66 F comp.
Revolver_King,
First shot if you ever sell that F Comp. I like it!
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msr
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