What can I say? It’s been a very busy start to a chaotic school year.
Found in Idaho: ‘80 P&R short cylinder S&W 66-1. Very smooth. I like it.
What can I say? It’s been a very busy start to a chaotic school year.
Found in Idaho: ‘80 P&R short cylinder S&W 66-1. Very smooth. I like it.
Nice!Originally Posted by Totem Polar
What can I say? It’s been a very busy start to a chaotic school year.
Found in Idaho: ‘80 P&R short cylinder S&W 66-1. Very smooth. I like it.
+ 1!
Enjoy your classic Smith!
-Rainman
Sweet!
I need to ape that set-up with a cheaper BK adapter or used Pachmayr adapter and inexpensive, probably chewed stocks for my 67. Doing so would fit the family's small hands better than the current Pachmayr large Presentation it's got mounted. Won't look as good as your Tyler but should give me all the functionality.
Enjoy your improved stainless Combat Magnum!
My old Lieutenant carried one of these set up exactly like yours. I wanted an M66 so bad back then but was too poor then.What can I say? It’s been a very busy start to a chaotic school year.
Found in Idaho: ‘80 P&R short cylinder S&W 66-1. Very smooth. I like it.
Enjoy!
Nice.
I have all the 19's except a 4". Because I rarely shoot 357 anymore I would opt for a model 15 now but 66 is more versatile. The K's are my favorite.
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
That is a classic all business set up right there. Very nice.
Congrats!
I have owned one for 30 years. It is a forever piece.
"If I ever needed to hunt in a tuxedo, then this would be the rifle I'd take." - okie john
"Not being able to govern events, I govern myself." - Michel De Montaigne
You should get a set of stag grips... they look great with the stainless T-Grips.
ETA: not sure why the picture in in there twice.
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