This is a real shame, Stephanie. I hope it comes back in proper functioning condition.Originally Posted by Stephanie B
This is a real shame, Stephanie. I hope it comes back in proper functioning condition.
Last edited by FrankB; 11-23-2021 at 01:13 PM.
A consignment I seen locally, if would of hand the $$$ I would have bought it.
Deleted. Imma idiot.
If you don’t buy it anyway, you will wish you had.
True, but I just don't have it at this time.
Smith and Wesson made the model 68 for California highway Patrol and L.A.P.D. It is model 66 frame with a 38 special cylinder and longer barrel shank needed due to shorter cylinder.
L.A.P.D. officers could carry the gun after it was converted to double action only.
This gun has been converted and wears John Hurst grips.
I think I would enjoy shooting that one.Smith and Wesson made the model 68 for California highway Patrol and L.A.P.D. It is model 66 frame with a 38 special cylinder and longer barrel shank needed due to shorter cylinder.
L.A.P.D. officers could carry the gun after it was converted to double action only.
This gun has been converted and wears John Hurst grips.
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Not another dime.
Nice. I don't believe that they made a lot of them.Smith and Wesson made the model 68 for California highway Patrol and L.A.P.D. It is model 66 frame with a 38 special cylinder and longer barrel shank needed due to shorter cylinder.
L.A.P.D. officers could carry the gun after it was converted to double action only.
This gun has been converted and wears John Hurst grips.
6000 CHP 1000+ L.A.P.D.
@Stephanie B
The part time guy at the LGS looking at an M66 just received a new M19 PC Carry Comp. It looked fine, but wouldn’t fire more than a few rounds before locking up. Dave Olhasso was coming by tonight, and he was supposed to decide if it’s worth fixing. It looks great, but that’s not what counts.
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