Please identify this S&W
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VictorLouis
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It appears to be a Pre-MIM M-66 .357
IMO, anywhere from $300-$375 if NIB/ANIB. Of course, you can always start your negotiation lower.
IMO, anywhere from $300-$375 if NIB/ANIB. Of course, you can always start your negotiation lower.
VictorLouis
New member
If the gun is in good shape, I would say so. If you grab it, let us know how it shoots.
If you grab it, let us know how it shoots.Mike Irwin
Staff
Quite frankly, I can't tell if very funkily lit blue or stainless...
If you can physically examine the gun, pop the cylinder open. In the cut out under the barrel there's a flat area that should have the model number stamped, either 2, or 3 digits, along with the serial number. Most likely it's 2 digits, a hyphen, and another digit.
If you can physically examine the gun, pop the cylinder open. In the cut out under the barrel there's a flat area that should have the model number stamped, either 2, or 3 digits, along with the serial number. Most likely it's 2 digits, a hyphen, and another digit.
Rock-Jock....
Open the cylinder. At the front of the frame, under the barrel and where exposed by opening the cylinder, you will see a serial number and probably another line of digits under that.
Please let us know the serial number, use Xs for the last three digits so you are not putting the whole number on the net. ALSO tell us the exact numbers and letters on the line under the serial number.
Include any writing on the barrel.
That way we can properly identify the gun.
Sam
Open the cylinder. At the front of the frame, under the barrel and where exposed by opening the cylinder, you will see a serial number and probably another line of digits under that.
Please let us know the serial number, use Xs for the last three digits so you are not putting the whole number on the net. ALSO tell us the exact numbers and letters on the line under the serial number.
Include any writing on the barrel.
That way we can properly identify the gun.
Sam
