Bocephus
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Can someone please help me date a Model 66?
S/N BNR5439
S/N BNR5439
Model 66 Serial Number
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Engine49guy
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I would guess around 1993 .
The "Alpha" serial prefix began in the early 80's which is too late to be a Model 66... My guess is its actually a Model 66-3 ?
Should be stamped in the yoke cut
The "Alpha" serial prefix began in the early 80's which is too late to be a Model 66... My guess is its actually a Model 66-3 ?
Should be stamped in the yoke cut
Kernel Crittenden
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Did you get the box for that gun, Bo?
CleanHarry
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Great gun
I have a 66-3. One of my faves.
I have a 66-3. One of my faves.
somebrains
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Someone help me date a 66-3 BFK0780 plz?
Interesting Visit at LPS
Went back the third time to try and negotiate the price on a nice 66-3.
The sales ticket was labeled 66-1 and I showed him it was a 66-3. Original price was $500 but when went back he had increased price to $560 plus 9% tax since he said it was an $800 gun.
I offered him $550 out the door.
Now figure this. He said he had to recover his cost. Showing me the pawn ticket he had given $500 for a Bersa? 380 and the 66-3. I told him at $550 he would make a good return on the 66-3
Again he said he could not recover his cost. The guns were pawned 2 months ago and his interest charges were $250 which he was adding to the cost of the gun. I left without the nice 66-3 and my cash in my pocket.
Went back the third time to try and negotiate the price on a nice 66-3.
The sales ticket was labeled 66-1 and I showed him it was a 66-3. Original price was $500 but when went back he had increased price to $560 plus 9% tax since he said it was an $800 gun.
I offered him $550 out the door.
Now figure this. He said he had to recover his cost. Showing me the pawn ticket he had given $500 for a Bersa? 380 and the 66-3. I told him at $550 he would make a good return on the 66-3
Again he said he could not recover his cost. The guns were pawned 2 months ago and his interest charges were $250 which he was adding to the cost of the gun. I left without the nice 66-3 and my cash in my pocket.
Kernel Crittenden
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June - July 1990.
It's no big deal, but next time post to the "Looking for Date" sticky thread at the top of the forum.
There's something about that serial number that looks familiar.
Take out the N and the 3, and I think I see it.
I'm also guessing that it's a 66-3.
