HELP! Smith & Wesson 66-4

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I was just at the local Gander Mountain looking through thier used guns and found an all stainless 66-4 W/6 inch barrel. It was in superb condition and they wanted $250 for it. I was able to haggle them down to $220 so I put a deposit on it.

I have been trying to get some info on this gun...build date ect.(serial # CBN 7133) Is this a good price on the gun? Any opinions of this gun would be greatly appreciated. Oh...one more thing....what is the -4 in 66-4 mean??
 
Greeting's WIDEopen and A Big Hearty Welcome To TFL-

I hope you enjoy this web site, as much as I do!:D Lot's
of interesting thing's can be learned from all the different
types of experiences that the TFL membership has en-
countered.:cool:

Now, on to your question regarding the Smith & Wesson
66-4! My friend, your weapon was manufactured in August
of 1997; as per the Standard Catalog Of Smith & Wesson, 2nd edition by Supica abd Nahas. The model 66 is one fine
weapon, and has seen service by numerous police agency's
since 1970. Enjoy, Stay Safe, & Shoot Straignt-

Best Wishes For The Holiday Season,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

FootNote: The -4 stands for a change in design. Below is a
list of the changes for the -4 model:

a) 1994 change rear sight; drill and tap. Hogue grip's, change
extractor

b) 1995-96 Delete square butt configuration. Begin shipment
in blue, foam-filled plastic cases.

c) 1997 change thumb piece, ship with Master trigger locks,
change to MIM trigger
 
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