S&W model 66

[jmanrogers]

I have found a S&W model 66 - no dash with serial number #4K15430. Can anyone give me a mfg. date and possible value. I would put the pistol at 95% condition. It has the original SS sights and it is pinned and recessed. Here is a pic.

Thanks,
Jason

 

[P&R Fan]

That's a nice one. 'Twas born in 1973.
Jim

 

[jmanrogers]

What would be a fair asking price?

That's a nice one. 'Twas born in 1973.
Jim

 

[P&R Fan]

Well, it's going to depend on the market where you are. The early M66s are very much sought after. One issue with this one is the stocks. I may be wrong, but I don't think those are the originals. They usually had target stocks. Even so, it's a nice revolver, and I have to think it would be north of $500. I'm sure some of the folks who know the market better than me will be along soon with their answers, but if I was looking and had the cash I would certainly consider it at half a grand. Also the presence of the box and tools will add to the value.
Jim

 

[jmanrogers]

I agree too, that the stocks are wrong. There is no box or paperwork, just the pistol. I'm more inclined to pay $450-$475, but I'm going to hold off until I get some other opinions.

Thanks for your help P&R Fan,
Jason

 

[1 old 0311]

Around here? Up to $525. If it was 2 1/2" $625

 

[redbos]

I paid $575 for a No Dash M66 4 inch in the Box 100%. No Stainless sights though, they are blue.

Thats a nice M66 , good luck!

 

[jmanrogers]

Thanks guys for your help. I'm going to inquire about it, but I probably will not wind up with it.

 

[roaddog28]

A no dash in California with no box is $600. With box and papers $675 to $700.
Howard

 

[22shtur]

model 66

Is that the one on sale at Rimfire Central?

 

[Engine49guy]

I recently saw a SS rear site LNIB sell for $600.
I traded a 6" Model 28 for mine.
Looking at the pic you posted if you can get it for under $400 your doing good, Target grips are only around $50.

 

[Far east]

Lucky Guy, a real M66 full in the white, congrats, Beautifull.
JB

 

[cjtraining]

Your M66 would look at home between it's big brother and little brother.

 

[PERAZZI]

original ss sights... haven't seen them in a loong time... last time I saw mine, it was skidding sight down across the parking lot...don't ask...lol

 

[Fishslayer]

Also, correct stocks can be found relatively easily.

Mine had Goodyears on it when I got it. These are from forum member VM.

 

[Incitatus]

I have found a S&W model 66 - no dash with serial number #4K15430. Can anyone give me a mfg. date and possible value. I would put the pistol at 95% condition. It has the original SS sights and it is pinned and recessed. Here is a pic.

Thanks,
Jason

First off, Hi everyone, I'm David. This is my first post here.
Second, sorry to dig up an old thread, but my question is very similar.

I bought a Model 66, s/n 4K17020 and I was hoping to get a DOB on it.

The more research I do on it, the more excited I get about my purchase.

What I know about it is: 66 no dash, pinned and recessed, red insert front ramp, and s/n 4K17020... I'm guessing the year of man. is 1974 or 5...

Any other info would be greatly appreciated.

 

[BCDWYO]

Hi David and welcome to the Forum. Looks like a really nice 66 you have there. According to the SCSW it looks like it was a 73 model.

 

[Incitatus]

Thanks for the reply!

 

[sheepdawg]

Any excuse to put up a picture of my 1972 66.

Hold on to them, they are classics and will only gain value.

 

[Incitatus]

I heard that!
They are certainly beautiful guns, aren't they?
I bought mine based on its looks (alone), THEN did the research, THEN fell in love with the blame thing.