Smith Wesson
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Several new 66 4" models in the $700-800 price range. I always feel about 80% of the new price is OK for used in good condition, so I'd say around $550-600.
Several new 66 4" models in the $700-800 price range. I always feel about 80% of the new price is OK for used in good condition, so I'd say around $550-600.
️I too, have a S&W 66 w/2.5" barrel. It's a -2 model, and I have the OEM box, papers and tools that came with it.
It has a red ramp front sight and a white outline rear sight. It only has about 50 rds. thru it since new. It is in flaw-less condition.
I wouldn't let it go for anything less than $800.00
Just for the record, the older S&W's always command a better (higher) price than the new ones do.
It has a red ramp front sight and a white outline rear sight. It only has about 50 rds. thru it since new. It is in flaw-less condition.
I wouldn't let it go for anything less than $800.00
Just for the record, the older S&W's always command a better (higher) price than the new ones do.
The Model 66 was built on S&W K-Frame and is also known as the Stainless Combat Magnum. S&W ended production of the Model 66 (the last of the K-Frame Magnums) in 2005 and only recently reintroduced it. At present, new M66's are available only with a 4 1/4" barrel. As such, your M66 snub will command a premium over a longer-barrel specimen (the snubs were less common to begin with) and, assuming there are no major defects with it, I would say should bring at least $600 if not more.
